Yes ... the ESP32 supplies what appears to be a full implementation of BSD Sockets which, from all sniff tests appears to be working without incident. The ESP32 is a completely new story from the ESP8266. ESP32 is fully based on FreeRTOS, provides sockets APIs and has a whole new hardware interface/driver technology. The system level APIs are mostly distinct as well. If your time permits, it would be wonderful if you could tune in from time to time to the Espruino on ESP32 development gitter channel found here ... https://gitter.im/espruino/esp32 Thats where the day to day technical chat is happening.
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Yes ... the ESP32 supplies what appears to be a full implementation of BSD Sockets which, from all sniff tests appears to be working without incident. The ESP32 is a completely new story from the ESP8266. ESP32 is fully based on FreeRTOS, provides sockets APIs and has a whole new hardware interface/driver technology. The system level APIs are mostly distinct as well. If your time permits, it would be wonderful if you could tune in from time to time to the Espruino on ESP32 development gitter channel found here ... https://gitter.im/espruino/esp32 Thats where the day to day technical chat is happening.