ESP32-CAM: live MJPEG streaming web server in the browser
Stream live video from an ESP32-CAM to any browser on your Wi-Fi. MJPEG over HTTP, the pattern behind every DIY security camera.
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Arduino: Ethernet web server when Wi-Fi is not an option
Put an Arduino on your LAN with a W5500 Ethernet module and serve sensor pages from any browser. The wired path when Wi-Fi drops, roams, or is not allowed.
ESP32: one web page to replace five remotes (web IR blaster)
Build an ESP32 web-server IR blaster with a page of buttons for TV, soundbar, and AC. Capture codes with the IR receiver, replay them over Wi-Fi from any browser.
ESP32: add login auth to your web server (session cookies, the right way)
Add username and password login to an ESP32 web server with session cookies, random tokens, and logout. Self-hosted, no third-party identity provider, honest limits stated.
ESP32: serve a real web app from LittleFS instead of string-built HTML
Put HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files on the ESP32's flash with LittleFS and serve them with WebServer. No more escaping quotes inside C++ strings.
Pico W: serve a live sensor dashboard over Wi-Fi
Read a DHT22 or BME280 and serve a live dashboard from a Pico W. The smallest, cheapest way to put a sensor reading on your phone's browser.
ESP32: serve a sensor dashboard from the chip itself
Turn your ESP32 into a tiny web server that shows live sensor readings on any phone or laptop on the same Wi-Fi. No cloud, no app.
Pico W: serve a web page from the chip over Wi-Fi
Connect the Pico W to Wi-Fi and serve an HTML page from the chip. The smallest useful web server on a $6 microcontroller.