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THE TOOL EVERY EMBEDDED DEV NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT no components. no wiring. no setup → wokwi is a browser simulator for arduino, esp32, and stm32 & it actually works drop in sensors, hook up a display, add servos. run your code instantly...everything happens in the browser 1.7M+ projects... show more

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Marco Franzon5 months ago

Large merge /render skill with this and we will make the future of prototyping

Supersocks5 months ago

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Logika Agency5 months ago

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STEMTrainingGrounds.com5 months ago

Nice, I see that wokwi has a free - community price plan too!

ゆうき＠カッコよくて売れるデザイン5 months ago

ファーストビューで決まる印象は UIシミュレーターが教えてくれる wokwiのように即時に動作確認できる環境はリアルな反応を引き出すCTAと似た構造です設計初期段階で「見た目」と「機能」のバランスを整えることが結果へ直結するんですね

ImL1s5 months ago

Wokwi is criminally underrated. Being able to simulate ESP32 with full WiFi/sensor behavior in the browser before touching any hardware saves so much debugging time. The MicroPython support is also solid.

Archimedes Market5 months ago

Wokwi is great for proto logic before committing to HW. The gap is going from "works in simulator" to "works on a real PCB", that's where proper schematic design, component selection, and layout matter.Simltn gets you 80% there, the last 20% is where the real engineering happens.

Embedr5 months ago

wokwi for the sim + embedr for the ai agentic ide is the current god tier workflow for esp32 devs.

logic_lobe5 months ago

This is actually perfect for when you’re traveling and don't have your hardware kit on you.

Teja Manepalli5 months ago

good thing about this one, you can cutomise prebuilt projects

Leonardo Aliaga5 months ago

Estos tipos de cosas para poder practicar y/o simular, me gusta mucho. Tengo un proyecto personal en el que trato de hacer un puente de comunicación entre minecraft y placas electrónicas para poder probar de una manera más didáctica algunos sensores y recepción de datos :D

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