WiFi is very similar to the ESP8266 version ... Many of these libraries are built strictly on top of the Arduino core, and should “just work”. Of course, when you’re actually coding this ...

With that said, the same goes for a Raspberry Pi. For example, many enthusiasts pair the ESP8266 with an Arduino, but you can also use it without one. You can program it directly and run your own ...

Things should start looking up a bit though with the release of an Arduino core for the CH32 direct from ... Just like the ESP8266’s popularity exploded when it was added to the Arduino IDE ...