1600 is a bit tight. I'd be whining, but theyre going to be cheap, and there's the Espruino WiFi for those who need more RAM (128k you said? So that means like 7000-ish JSVars?)
I like the idea of running an Espruino on ESP8266 dedicated to the webserving, and just communicating over serial to a cheap-Espruino. In that way, you push all the web-heavy stuff out to the ESP, all the page serving and all that crap, and it would just talk to the Espruino itself when something that demanded interaction with the hardware occurred, so the cheap-Espruino was dedicated entirely to the hardware it's gotta interact with.
For the Espruino WiFi, of course, I'd want to leave it with the AT firmware.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
1600 is a bit tight. I'd be whining, but theyre going to be cheap, and there's the Espruino WiFi for those who need more RAM (128k you said? So that means like 7000-ish JSVars?)
I like the idea of running an Espruino on ESP8266 dedicated to the webserving, and just communicating over serial to a cheap-Espruino. In that way, you push all the web-heavy stuff out to the ESP, all the page serving and all that crap, and it would just talk to the Espruino itself when something that demanded interaction with the hardware occurred, so the cheap-Espruino was dedicated entirely to the hardware it's gotta interact with.
For the Espruino WiFi, of course, I'd want to leave it with the AT firmware.