I've also had a lot of fun with those cheap MCUs, for 20 cents, it's kind of insane value: 32-bit core with dma, enough flash and memory to do most of basic stuff, decent peripheral (ADC, timer, i2c, spi, uart). Recently i made an audio spectrum on the cheap ssd1306 screen).
And the surprising thing is its IDE is based on Visual Studio Code, not Eclipse like other vendors (Yeah you, i talking to you, ST), so it's much sleeker.
I've also had a lot of fun with those cheap MCUs, for 20 cents, it's kind of insane value: 32-bit core with dma, enough flash and memory to do most of basic stuff, decent peripheral (ADC, timer, i2c, spi, uart). Recently i made an audio spectrum on the cheap ssd1306 screen).
And the surprising thing is its IDE is based on Visual Studio Code, not Eclipse like other vendors (Yeah you, i talking to you, ST), so it's much sleeker.