ESP32 + W5500 — Simple Working Example

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Over the past couple of days, in the course of answering questions on the popular article on adding an ethernet port to the ESP8266, I found myself putting up a link to some new code for a work-in-progress project which simply replaces the ESP8266 with an ESP32 (which seems to make a lot of sense, given the falling cost of the ESP32 modules, nowadays). While that project is for an ESP-Now gateway, it seemed like there was a need for a nice, simple test and verify project where people can do a minimum of work with the hardware (an ESP32, a W5500 module, some jumper leads and a breadboard) and…

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