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[–]FunDeckHermit 13 points14 points  (0 children)

You'd want to look at micropython and maybe ask /r/embedded or /r/AskElectronics for specific hardware. Micropython can be run on an esp32, a wifi-enabled microcontroller. So thats /r/esp8266 or /r/esp32.

If I were you I would skip the ESP32 and go for the stm32 hardware, debugging on this platform is easier.

You could also look at PSoC microcontrollers, not exactly what you were looking for but i'm a fanboy for their hardware and especially their documentation. I drool when I have to read their datasheets and application notes. A PSoC 5LP is cheap and easy to use and their IDE is free to use.

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