I installed nanoframework in Visual Studio 2017 and I can program ESP32 using C#.
The API for ESP32 is quite limited and with Arduino IDE you can do much more, but C# is high level programming language, it's highly OOP oriented and it's a good solution for complex applications. ESP32 has a lot of memory and double core CPU. If you use it with LUA or javascipt you are limited by the language.
Also, if you have a ESP32 board with JTAG, you can use the step by step debugger of Visual Studio.
You have to download a specific firmware on ESP32 to make it work with nanoframework, the firmware is in nanoframework git repository.
mercoledì 27 marzo 2019
ESP32 AND C#
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