Pico and ESP8266

you can test it out by yourself, save the module js https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoDocs/blob/master/devices/ESP8266WiFi_0v25.js in your WebIDE project/modules folder, rename it (e.g. My_ESP8266WiFi_0v25.js) and use that in your code with

require("My_ESP8266WiFi_0v25");

if that works, start hacking away and change the used timeout

@Gordon it might be a good move to futureproofness (does that word even exist?) in adding some timeout argument to the modules methods (with 1000 as default), it really looks like the ESP8266 is a lottery

@Ollie can you test the power with a multimeter, as far as i remember with my breadboard power supply thingie (connected to wall power supply) i got enough to even work without capacitor