Sort of... The chips you'll need are different (they're STM32 chips) and actually you don't need an Arduino or Espruino to program them - you just need a USB->TTL converter (about $5). There's info on it at http://www.espruino.com/Serial+Bootloader
Having said that, the STM32 chips are not breadboard-friendly - in fact they're all the same pin spacing or smaller than the chip on the Espruino board, so you can't solder them to protoboard, and hand-soldering is difficult (although not impossible).
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Sort of... The chips you'll need are different (they're STM32 chips) and actually you don't need an Arduino or Espruino to program them - you just need a USB->TTL converter (about $5). There's info on it at http://www.espruino.com/Serial+Bootloader
Having said that, the STM32 chips are not breadboard-friendly - in fact they're all the same pin spacing or smaller than the chip on the Espruino board, so you can't solder them to protoboard, and hand-soldering is difficult (although not impossible).