Creating Libraries for PlatformIO

This guide walks you through various methods to create Libraries in PlatformIO, ranging from local organization to public distribution via GitHub and the PlatformIO Registry. This tutorial assumes a basic understanding of structuring C/C++ libraries and GitHub. Additionally, the video covers version control in GitHub and the PIO Registry. Remember to like, subscribe, and drop a comment if you publish your first library. Thanks for watching, and happy coding.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:24 Local Project Library
05:35 External Library on Computer
13:02 Publish to GitHub
18:40 Upload Libraries to PlatformIO Registry
Links:
Create an Arduino Library by Robotics Back-End: • Create an Arduino Libr...
SayHello Repo: github.com/Aliasthethird/SayH...
PlatformIO Home: docs.platformio.org/en/stable...
Creating Library in PIO: docs.platformio.org/en/latest...
PlatformIO Registry: registry.platformio.org/

[@CodeMakesItGo]

I have referred back to this video a couple times, good info. Well done.

[@oceanexplorationlab]

Awesome, thank you!

[@seferideveloper6933]

Very nice and clear. Thank you!

[@oceanexplorationlab]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@keldsor]

For sure you are NOT wasting people's time - not at all !
I think "saying clearly what you do" and then "do it so people can follow" is the path to go ... you did it all at once and very fast ;-)
But I picker something up anyway - THX !

[@oceanexplorationlab]

Thanks for that!

[@keldsor]

I'm sure it's all correct what you're doing and saying, but ...
you DO it so fast, that it's very diffucult to follow and you SAY it so fast that it's hard understand !
... and it's too fast even yourself since you have had to do so many "speak overs" !
It has shown me that it's way more complicated to do than I expected 😞
Anyway THX for the video !

[@oceanexplorationlab]

I appreciate the feedback. I guess it is all about finding a balance between not wasting people's time and not going too fast.

[@norberthartmann5075]

verry nice and good !!! more things - but better to read 🙂

[@oceanexplorationlab]

Absolut, it only touches the surface.