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Embedded Wifi Bare-Metal Development From Ground Up™

Connect STM32 devices to the internet with ESP8266 bare-metal firmware

Israel Gbati

Created by Israel Gbati

Explore how to connect STM32 devices to the internet using the ESP8266 WiFi chip. You will build everything from drivers to data structures and complete real-world projects like web clients and cloud storage. Gain hands-on experience with bare-metal firmware and practical IoT communication.

Packt | Jun 2026 | 100 min

What You Will Learn

You will start by learning key networking concepts and setting up your development environment. Next, you will build the driver layer for STM32 and ESP8266, then add data structures as needed for communication. The final sections guide you through practical projects that bring together everything you have built.

Key Features

  • Develop STM32-to-ESP8266 WiFi drivers and manage low-level communication
  • Implement FIFO and circular buffers to handle data between devices and the internet
  • Create web clients, remote control servers, and cloud storage for sensor data

Target Audience

This course is ideal for embedded firmware developers, IoT enthusiasts, and STM32 programmers who want to add WiFi connectivity to their devices. If you are interested in bare-metal development, UART communication, or building cloud-connected sensor workflows, you will find practical value here.

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