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best OLED tutorial for Arduino became your big fan by this series !! really want to thank you a lot bcoz of your video i completed my brothers school project Thanks a lot
Alright, you've earned a subscriber! I like that your actually explaining the code instead of just saying "copy and paste this" like so many RUclipsrs.
Great series! I was originally looking for a series of lessons for the Arduino UNO R4 WiFi and found this one for the Minima. I purchased the "SunFounder Ultimate Sensor Kit with Arduino UNO R4 Minima" and have appreciated your lessons. I stumbled through some of the "Challenge" sections but worked through them. You provide enough hints to complete the challenges and made them interesting. I did go back a couple of times to a previous lesson to properly figure out the challenge and will keep these Sketches as references for future projects. I look forward to going through the "Arduino UNO R4 Wifi - IoT Development Crash Course". I do wish I could purchase the SunFounder Ultimate Sensor kits without the Arduino boards since I already have them, but its not enough to deter me from proceeding with the next series. Thank you!
best video. simple & clear way of explanation. I Like it. Do you provide guidance for IOT & Ai based projects or have RUclips channels for access/guidance?
thanks a lot for the video, but one question: i get a warning: Tokenization is skipped for long lines for performance reasons. This can be configured via editor.maxTokenizationLineLength...I have to cut (ctrl-x) and paste again (ctrl-v) to get it work...any idea ?
I have some advice: speed up some of your videos on upload by 1.15x, do more jump cuts to compact the information. You have great visuals complementing those guides and a good format to teach some fundamentals, it's just a tad too long for video format. Just the right amount of Information density is key to making some good videos. Hope you continue your good work
Thanks so much for the feedback on video pacing! I appreciate you pointing that out. Finding the right balance can be tricky - I've gotten some comments in the past about videos feeling too fast. Maybe I can offer options in the future, like shorter videos alongside these in-depth ones for beginners.
@@joedgoh I actually think you shouldn't separate in-depth and beginner content, I think it's good the way it is being all in one inclusive content that makes it easy to just click one video and watch. I think speeding it up, or skipping a few things here and there, or speeding through some content, would actually be perfect for all learners. It's especially useful when in-depth content can actually be summarized faster so that the information is absorbed faster too. I actually watch a lot of videos and I find it very difficult to sit through something if it's too long, so making it denser really helps.
Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate you sharing your perspective. I will consider your suggestions. It is just that in the past, some viewers felt my videos were a little fast for beginners. Saying they need more time to grasp the concepts. Again, thank you! :)
@@joedgoh Please do not speed it up. Your pace is just right. A lot of "Experts" may get bored, but Beginners truly appreciate the extra time you take to explain concepts. Thank you for an excellent series. I have not found a teacher like you before and I truly enjoy your classes. Especially the challenges. Salamat po! Isa kang mahusay na guro!
I wish i learn how to code when i was still young. i just love projects like this. i'm trying my best to learn Python little by little right now so i can learn how to atleast read the codes and follow other content creators instruction like this one. are you Filipino Sir?
when you use the "#include" is that library you list automatically added? because when i used #include and #include there is no issue but when i used #include it says there is no directory for it. what did I do wrong?
Truly incredible lesson, best OLED arduino tutorial I have found. I feel like this shouldn't be free.
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best OLED tutorial for Arduino became your big fan by this series !! really want to thank you a lot bcoz of your video i completed my brothers school project Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot! 😊 I’m glad I could help!
I have to say this was a good tutorial, thank You, Mr. Goh.
You're welcome. Thank you for watching. :)
Alright, you've earned a subscriber!
I like that your actually explaining the code instead of just saying "copy and paste this" like so many RUclipsrs.
Thank you so much. I appreciate your comment 😊
Great series! I was originally looking for a series of lessons for the Arduino UNO R4 WiFi and found this one for the Minima. I purchased the "SunFounder Ultimate Sensor Kit with Arduino UNO R4 Minima" and have appreciated your lessons. I stumbled through some of the "Challenge" sections but worked through them. You provide enough hints to complete the challenges and made them interesting. I did go back a couple of times to a previous lesson to properly figure out the challenge and will keep these Sketches as references for future projects. I look forward to going through the "Arduino UNO R4 Wifi - IoT Development Crash Course". I do wish I could purchase the SunFounder Ultimate Sensor kits without the Arduino boards since I already have them, but its not enough to deter me from proceeding with the next series. Thank you!
Thank you for watching Richard! :) I will continue both series by the end of August. I've been super busy with my full-time job since last Month.
Great explanation and excellent example. I can't wait for the next lessons!
Thank you!
You are awesome in explaining the concepts
Very clear outstanding
Thank you!
Sir ,can you post the complete code ? thanks you very much ! great video
best video. simple & clear way of explanation. I Like it. Do you provide guidance for IOT & Ai based projects or have RUclips channels for access/guidance?
Great video as usual, looking for to more lessons.
Thank you for supporting this channel! 😊
Cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ video chi tiết rõ ràng rất bổ ít ❤❤❤
Thnks! 😊
Best videos ever! Good work man!
Thank you for supporting this channel! 😊
thanks a lot for the video, but one question: i get a warning: Tokenization is skipped for long lines for performance reasons. This can be configured via editor.maxTokenizationLineLength...I have to cut (ctrl-x) and paste again (ctrl-v) to get it work...any idea ?
Thank you for sharing sir 👍👍👍😊
Beautiful 🤩
Thank you! 😁
I have some advice: speed up some of your videos on upload by 1.15x, do more jump cuts to compact the information. You have great visuals complementing those guides and a good format to teach some fundamentals, it's just a tad too long for video format. Just the right amount of Information density is key to making some good videos. Hope you continue your good work
Thanks so much for the feedback on video pacing! I appreciate you pointing that out. Finding the right balance can be tricky - I've gotten some comments in the past about videos feeling too fast. Maybe I can offer options in the future, like shorter videos alongside these in-depth ones for beginners.
@@joedgoh I actually think you shouldn't separate in-depth and beginner content, I think it's good the way it is being all in one inclusive content that makes it easy to just click one video and watch. I think speeding it up, or skipping a few things here and there, or speeding through some content, would actually be perfect for all learners. It's especially useful when in-depth content can actually be summarized faster so that the information is absorbed faster too. I actually watch a lot of videos and I find it very difficult to sit through something if it's too long, so making it denser really helps.
Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate you sharing your perspective. I will consider your suggestions. It is just that in the past, some viewers felt my videos were a little fast for beginners. Saying they need more time to grasp the concepts. Again, thank you! :)
@@joedgoh Please do not speed it up. Your pace is just right. A lot of "Experts" may get bored, but Beginners truly appreciate the extra time you take to explain concepts. Thank you for an excellent series. I have not found a teacher like you before and I truly enjoy your classes. Especially the challenges.
Salamat po! Isa kang mahusay na guro!
Thank you! I appreciate your complement and suggestion 😊
Now with this what about a RTC for desplaying? Thanks.
Excellent
Thanks! 😊
Can you tell me where the SSD1036_SWITCHCAPVCC is defined?
I have this error
Can you pl give us an Arduino projects to monitoring the storage tank water level...??
I wish i learn how to code when i was still young. i just love projects like this. i'm trying my best to learn Python little by little right now so i can learn how to atleast read the codes and follow other content creators instruction like this one. are you Filipino Sir?
Yes Sir, I am!
hello sir, my oled is SH1106,SSD1306 lib are not compatible
How/where do I change Celsius to Fahrenheit?
Put a boolean argument true to read in °F. The default is °C. Please check lesson 14. Thank you
when you use the "#include" is that library you list automatically added? because when i used #include and #include there is no issue but when i used #include it says there is no directory for it. what did I do wrong?
please include the dht library by Adafruit. You need to install it first. I've discussed that in the previous lesson. Thank you :)
@@joedgoh ok thank you. i'll watch the previous lesson
Where is the code