MicroPython ESP8266 HTTP examples with Tony D! @micropython

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Acknowledgements:
- Music: bartlebeats
- Intro shuttle footage: NASA
- Intro fonts: Typodermic
- Intro inspiration: Mr. Wizards's World
- Matrix background: cool-retro-term & cmatrix

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[slemtones]

Your series of ESP8266 videos with MicroPython are excellent. I have a feather huzzah and the videos have really helped me to understand and use it. Thanks!

[thomasbauer]

Many thanks Tony for again this great example & explaination, really like the way how you publishing knowledge. 1 hour just past away and I thought: thats fast and affective. Please keep it up... Your Youtube channel is the #1 for me during my learning sessions, appreciate your time and effort *thumbs up* and thank you...

[RobertCasanova]

Hi Tony, thank you for your tutorials. I was wondering if is possible to have a video about creating Micropython extensions with C. Is it too much advanced? Have you ever try to do it?

[jdawgaz]

I like that trick of the do_connection in boot.py. I have 3 ssid's that I might be near at anytime, (not all at the same time though!). I was thinking of doing 3 do_connections, from most likely to least likely. Will that work? . .

[MahmudIbrahim]

how to use adafruit mqtt library for esp8266 using micropython

[artbecker]

I wasted many hours trying to load MicroPython onto my ESP8266, using the latest firmware esp8266-20161110-v1.8.6.bin. The result, each time, was a permanent boot loop (verified by changing PuTTY's baud rate to 74880). This also crashed my mouse, and Windows 7 in general (I am not kidding). The solution, one of Tony's favorites, was to simply go back one version, to esp8266-20161017-v1.8.5.bin, and it worked just fine. Thank you Tony D for all your most excellent YouTube videos and AdaFruit tutorials. I especially like your, "Hey, let's try it and see what happens" experiments.

[draufunddran]

hey Tony, i think the last part with the carol.txt is not working because there is no while loop inside the "with open...". so it only spits out the first 1024 or as you tested the first 4024. After this it will close the file and continue with the outer loop. I hope this helps. i haven't had the time to test it myself but im pretty sure that's the reason. grretings from Germany, draufunddran ;)

[bonnome]

Does anyone know what atom theme he uses?

[pablogonzalezrobles]

Can I set a tornado server in a micropython?

[Brutaltronics]

i love the esp8266, strong little chip

[gautamshigaonkar]

Sir can you please make a video of how to load c code to nodemcu using python scripts

[JasonWierakaJDub]

Http client on the desktop v3 is getting a IPv6 address for google and your code does not handle IPv6.

[DanielBos]

+1 if you were screaming at the screen "you forgot the WHILE loop"

[jeremybarr]

This was fascinating. I had no idea that socket programming was possible in micro python. I was expecting something more like this in the Christmas lights project. That just goes to show how brilliant using the web repel code in that case was :) anyway now I have to go watch this socket programming vid that u have. Loving the show. Keep up the great work. Thank You.

[sinnoj]

Tony thanks great video's but Ampy hates me. I've tried it both on my Mac and a windows machine. On the mac the address I usually get is /dev/ttty.usbmodem1411 I never get the one silab.usbuart you get but at that port I'm able to communicate with the REPL. with Ampy I can echo the port but the run command gives this long list of errors and ends with cannot communicate message. I'm trying to use the Feather M0 wifi