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Developing for microcontrollers can be very rewarding, but it can also involve a lot of friction: configuring tools, connecting hardware, checking serial ports, flashing again and again, checking wires, adding debug messages, and repeating the cycle until the problem finally appears.

JARU IDE was created to reduce the distance between an idea and a first working version.

It is not meant to replace every existing tool or become the only way to program an ESP32. Its value is elsewhere: it offers a fast, visual, integrated environment for building prototypes, preparing proofs of concept, and teaching programming with fewer early obstacles.