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Alright, I am gonna show you how to set up Arduino IDE 1.0 to use the ESP8266. This is really pretty simple. So if you're on a PC, you're gonna go to File, Preferences. If you're on a Mac, you'll go to Arduino, Preferences. It opens up this little window. And then in this block down here where it says additional board manager URLs, you're gonna paste this URL right here. I will have this URL in the description. You just stick it right in there. If you already have some other board managers in here, all you have to do is put a comma and then you can paste it after. So these are just commas separated URLs. That's it. Then you hit okay. Then what we're gonna do is open up the board Manager. You go to Tools and you go to Board, Boards Manager. Then just search for ESP8266. It shows up here, click Install. Once it says the installation is complete, you can hit Close. And now when you go to Tools, Board, you should see another folder that says ESP8266 Boards. And then you just select the one, the model that you have. So right now I've got the Adafruit Feather HUZZAH. And then you select your port. So whichever port it might be hooked up to. And that's it. You're ready to go.

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