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The NodeMCU is an ESP8266 development board that contains a 32-bit RISC CPU, 64KB of instruction RAM, 96KB of data RAM, and external flash memory. It supports WiFi, GPIO pins, SPI, I2C, PWM and ADC interfaces. Official firmware includes Lua, Micropython, and Espruino scripting languages as well as support for Arduino IDE. It is inexpensive, functional, and has a large community supporting its use and development.











Overview of NodeMCU and ESP8266 development board.
Technical specifications of ESP8266, including CPU, RAM, storage, Wi-Fi capabilities, GPIO, and interfaces.
Various firmware options for NodeMCU including LUA, Micropython, Espruino, and Arduino SDK.
Advantages and disadvantages of ESP8266 development board including price, functionality, and community support.
Link to official NodeMCU documentation for further reference.
Tools for development including binary firmware, NodeMCU flasher, and IDE for programming.
Discussion about custom firmware options available for NodeMCU.
Brief mention of the flash button used in the flashing process.