well thx for nothing then.. what a weird website.

Sounds interesting. I also think this MUST be possible without using dual core threads.. But I don't want to send text. I just want to send "192.168.2.81/A" for example to make the ESP8266 turn on the lights. The HTTP protocol requires that you send text to the server in order to access an URL. For...

Moved to the Arduino subforum. There's a fair bit of documentation up on https://github.com/me-no-dev/ESPAsyncWebServer , have you looked there? No omg wow thank you so much :) seriously.. Of course I have studied this forth and back! Otherwise I wouldn't sign up on this website and ask for help. W...

I've just done this on my A1S board - with a old ADF/IDF build. It's a WifiAP and Http Server for my project - works like a charm! I just used the tcpip stuff. I used sockets and pthreads - with a simple listener loop handling and dishing out the threads. it's pretty simple once you get your head a...

What's wrong in this forum? So many views but nobody gives a shit and replies.. what a shitty website.

So you could just put a capacitor in parallel to ur ESP-Board. 5V---CAPACITOR---GND

100µF µF should be enough to supply enough current during the "spikes".

I'm done! I'm officially done! I signed up on arduino forum and asked this question ONLY to get this answer "use http client" And NOW the arduino.cc Server seems to be down.. So.. I'm here to get an answer to my question and PLEASE READ MY QUESTION BEFORE YOU ANSWER! thanks :) So I'm running an ESP3...