ESP-IDF in CPP 10: Non-volatile Storage and Templates

[@OckertM]

0:00 Hello and welcome
1:20 We want to get the WiFi credentials from the user without it being hardcoded
2:20 Legacy mode for your router
3:30 How we need to save the network credentials
5:10 We need non-volatile memory
5:55 Create a new folder for out non-volatile component
7:40 Explanation on partitions
9:20 Create partition_table.csv in the core folder
17:20 Start populating Nvs32.h
30:30 template explained
1:19:30 TODO for next episode
Thanks Simon, lots of C++ basics to learn and datatypes in general!

[@arjunsinghkalsi9305]

Amazing content. Loved SNTP video. And excited for this one. your long format even though take some time to complete the video but are good in a way that you discuss topics thoroughly which give tons of value. 👏👏👏

[@iiilllii140]

Excellent, awesome video, you can explain things very well 👏👏👍. Thank's!

[@AlejandroVillalobos-c3p]

great videos, your helping me a lot to egt my degree with this

[@maikelpaul]

Great video, thanks a lot. :D

[@lars-goranlindstrom7467]

Learning tons of stuff

[@tintinthepirate]

Thanks for making these videos and I enjoyed them a lot. Curious if there is any reason you chose to stick to esp_err_t instead of using exceptions to keep function signature cleaner?

[@DrGreenGiant]

Exceptions aren't zero cost and are often not used in embedded stuff. It is something I want to profile though in the future