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Rohit Gupta ♦
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I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO STAY WITH THE ARDUINO IDE!I Strongly recommend that you stay with the Arduino IDE

Despite programming in C++ not being as friendly and versatile as Lua (working with Esplorer is really a dream come true!), Lua is VERY UNSTABLE AND UNPREDICTABLEVery unstable and unpredictable!!!

You can run a simple program of ten lines and it works ok for a day... two... and suddenly, on the 3rd day the chip hangs unexpectedly, and with no reason! If

If you are lucky, the chip will reboot and program will start running again... that WAS NOT the case with me. I had to reload the program again! After 3 cycles like this, I decided to abandon Lua... FOREVER.

I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO STAY WITH THE ARDUINO IDE!

Despite programming in C++ not being as friendly and versatile as Lua (working with Esplorer is really a dream come true!), Lua is VERY UNSTABLE AND UNPREDICTABLE!!!

You can run a simple program of ten lines and it works ok for a day... two... and suddenly, on the 3rd day the chip hangs unexpectedly, and with no reason! If you are lucky, the chip will reboot and program will start running again... that WAS NOT the case with me. I had to reload the program again! After 3 cycles like this, I decided to abandon Lua... FOREVER.

I Strongly recommend that you stay with the Arduino IDE

Despite programming in C++ not being as friendly and versatile as Lua (working with Esplorer is really a dream come true!), Lua is Very unstable and unpredictable!!!

You can run a simple program of ten lines and it works ok for a day... two... and suddenly, on the 3rd day the chip hangs unexpectedly, and with no reason!

If you are lucky, the chip will reboot and program will start running again... that WAS NOT the case with me. I had to reload the program again! After 3 cycles like this, I decided to abandon Lua... FOREVER.

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I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO STAY WITH THE ARDUINO IDE! Despite

Despite programming in c++ isC++ not being as friendly and versatile as Lua (working with Esplorer is really a dream come true....!), Lua is VERY UNESTABLEUNSTABLE AND UNPRECTIBLEUNPREDICTABLE!!!

youYou can run a simple program of ten lines..and and it works ok for a day...two two...and and suddenly, on the 3rd day the chip hungshangs unexpectedly, and with no reason!!! ifIf you are lucky, the chip will reboot and program will start running again....that that WAS NOT the case with me!!!. I had to reload the program again!!! AfterAfter 3 cycles like this, I decided to abandon Lua... FOREVER.FOR EVER

I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO STAY WITH THE ARDUINO IDE! Despite programming in c++ is not as friendly and versatile as Lua (working with Esplorer is really a dream come true....!) Lua is VERY UNESTABLE AND UNPRECTIBLE!!!

you can run a simple program of ten lines..and it works ok for a day...two...and suddenly, on the 3rd day the chip hungs unexpectedly, and with no reason!!! if you are lucky, the chip will reboot and program will start running again....that WAS NOT the case with me!!! I had to reload the program again!!! After 3 cycles like this, I decided to abandon Lua....FOR EVER

I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO STAY WITH THE ARDUINO IDE!

Despite programming in C++ not being as friendly and versatile as Lua (working with Esplorer is really a dream come true!), Lua is VERY UNSTABLE AND UNPREDICTABLE!!!

You can run a simple program of ten lines and it works ok for a day... two... and suddenly, on the 3rd day the chip hangs unexpectedly, and with no reason! If you are lucky, the chip will reboot and program will start running again... that WAS NOT the case with me. I had to reload the program again! After 3 cycles like this, I decided to abandon Lua... FOREVER.

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I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO STAY WITH THE ARDUINO IDE! Despite programming in c++ is not as friendly and versatile as Lua (working with Esplorer is really a dream come true....!) Lua is VERY UNESTABLE AND UNPRECTIBLE!!!

you can run a simple program of ten lines..and it works ok for a day...two...and suddenly, on the 3rd day the chip hungs unexpectedly, and with no reason!!! if you are lucky, the chip will reboot and program will start running again....that WAS NOT the case with me!!! I had to reload the program again!!! After 3 cycles like this, I decided to abandon Lua....FOR EVER