What are the different frameworks for ESP32
The ESP32 microcontroller is a versatile and widely used platform for IoT (Internet of Things) development. There are several frameworks available that provide libraries, tools, and resources to simplify the development process and utilize the capabilities of the ESP32.

Here are some popular frameworks for ESP32:
1). Arduino: Arduino is a widely adopted open-source platform that offers an easy-to-use development environment for programming ESP32 boards. It provides a rich ecosystem of libraries and examples, making it beginner-friendly and suitable for rapid prototyping.
3). PlatformIO: PlatformIO is an open-source ecosystem for IoT development that supports multiple platforms, including ESP32. It provides a unified development environment with support for various frameworks, libraries, and programming languages such as Arduino, ESP-IDF, and more. PlatformIO offers advanced features like debugging and unit testing.
6). Zephyr: Zephyr is a scalable and secure real-time operating system (RTOS) developed for resource-constrained devices, including ESP32. It offers a modular architecture and extensive support for connectivity protocols and device drivers. Zephyr provides a development framework that enables efficient and reliable application development.
These frameworks provide different levels of abstraction and features, catering to diverse development needs and preferences. The choice of framework depends on factors such as project requirements, programming experience, and desired level of control over the hardware. In DigitalMonk we explore each framework's documentation, community support, and examples to determine the most suitable one for your ESP32 based project.
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