because of that I found this page.
https://gist.github.com/maxpromer/2e88c13ab8692263c88870ca8636cf0c
There I found that if I use
platform = espressif32@6.9.0
which is equivalent to arduino core 2.0.17
then I could program Esp32 s2, esp32s3 and Esp32 c6
under PioArduino
so thank you Sara

Hi Sara,
Yes it is now different, it is now as I described in my earlier post.
I think if you now reload your pioarduino extension you’ll see what I mean. As I say, it is a fairly minor, but nevertheless confusing detail to those following the tutorial.
Regards,
David

Hi Sara don’t bother and thank you for your reply
I realized that it is the usual thing with IDE’s that when there are major updates that it takes some time before the different chips are properly supported and the various bugs are fixed. It always takes some time before Esp32 s2, Esp32 s3 and Esp32 c6 are properly supported.
It is better with Esp32 c3.

In order for websocket to be accessible from WAN network, i had to make small change in code, following conversation at: https://github.com/me-no-dev/ESPAsyncWebServer/issues/1416

var gateway = ws://${window.location.hostname}/ws;
to
var gateway = ‘ws://’ + document.location.host + ‘/ws’;

Than, on your router, open port 80 for ESP32 ip and it should work.

No!
The code crashes using the latest versions applying to ESP8266s. The code works for ESP32!
Please read my post sent may, 6th and 7th. You see the dump from the serial port, followed by a new start of the ESP8266. I tried different onces (NodeMCU 0.9 and 1.0, Wemos D1, Wemos D1 mini, D1 mini pro) and all of them do not work with the latest versions.

Hi.
What is exactly the error that you’re getting?

Regards,
Sara

Hi.
Yes, using uJSON can be a benefit to send structured data.
This tutorial is a simple getting started guide.
We intend to create slightly more complex projects and then we can use uJSON with those.

Thanks for your suggestion.

Regards,
Sara

Hi.
I understand your point.

However, the only thing that changes is the icon at the left sidebar.
All other things keep saying “PlaformIO” and the icon on the Home is also the PlaformIO icon.
At least this was like this when I created this tutorial.

Does it show something different now?

Regards,
Sara

Hi.
We don’t have that exact project you’re looking for.
But, we have a guide for the OLED display: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/micropython-oled-display-esp32-esp8266/
You may want to combine this project with the OLED tutorial to create your clock.

Also, I don’t have an NTP tutorial using MicroPython at the moment.

Regards,
Sara

The problem doesn’t seem to be the WiFi, sorry, my mistake.