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examples/esp32/uart-bridge/README.md

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 # A UART to network bridge for ESP32
 
-This example is a demonstration of how Mongoose Library could be integrated
-into an embedded device and provide a UART-to-Network bridge capability:
-
-- A device opens listening TCP port and Websocket port and waits for connections
-- When a client connects, data is exchanged with the device's UART
-- Everything that client send, is sent to the UART
-- Everything that is read from the UART, gets sent to the client
-- Multiple clients are allowed
-- Live UART console allows to talk to the UART from the web page
-- Web UI is hardcoded into the binary and does not need a filesystem
-
-# Screenshots
-
 ![](../../uart-bridge/screenshots/dashboard.png)
 
-# Build and flash
+- See detailed tutorial at https://mongoose.ws/tutorials/esp32/uart-bridge/
 
-Build requires Docker installed, and uses Espressif's ESP-IDF docker image:
+## Flash pre-built firmware
-
-```sh
-make build
-make flash PORT=/dev/YOURSERIAL
-```
-
-# Flash pre-built firmware
 
 You can flash a pre-built firmware to the ESP32 device using the following
 instructions:

examples/esp8266/http-client-server/README.md

@@ -1,22 +1 @@
-# An example ESP8266 application
+See detailed tutorial at https://mongoose.ws/tutorials/esp8266/http-client-server/
-
-To build this application, follow these steps:
-
-1. Make sure you have Docker installed
-2. Clone whole mongoose repository on your machine:
-  ```sh
-  git clone https://github.com/cesanta/mongoose.git
-  ```
-3. Start command line or terminal, and go into the example's directory:
-  ```sh
-  cd mongoose/examples/esp8266
-  ```
-4. Run `make`. This invokes a Docker-based build. A firmware will be built
-  in the `src/build/` directory:
-  ```sh
-  make build
-  ```
-5. Flash your ESP8266. If you have esptool.py installed, the build process will end telling you the command to flash your device. You can just run `make` again to use Docker:
-  ```sh
-  make flash PORT=/your/serial
-  ```