I've been looking far and wide for simple videos that explain esp32 NOT using the arduino framework. Thank you for your work and I hope to see more of your content!
It's so frustrating as a developer that EVERY ESP32 tutorial ends up being based on the Arduino framework (even when it's not explicitly said in the title). I'm glad to have found this video.
Dude, i just found your videos and you have blown my mind. Im sad you only have 4 videos and I encourage you to make may more. No one explains thime details if hiw to set this stuff up but you. I havent watched all 4 yet. In fact i stipped 1/2 way through a different video so i could come here and see fron the start how it's done.. thank you
This was so clearly explained, concise, and helpful, when I feel that most concepts on the ESP32 are a bit difficult to grasp at first. Thank you! As a fellow creator, I know how difficult it can be to manage RUclips with other life commitments. However, I think this channel would absolutely take off given the quality of your first 4 videos. Subscribed!
Why did you stop making videos? You are more descriptive and understandable than most of the other videos. I hope you will continue making this type of contents
Hi Yuri. Your ESP videos are greatly enhancing my understanding, and I appreciate your effort. Kindly consider uploading videos consistently. Also, I wanted to let you know that I tried signing up on your website but haven't received a confirmation email yet.
love your work, and the way you explain things....fantastic channel - real natural in teaching and communicating, i've learnt so much from your videos.
Hello Youri, I greatly appreciate your tutorials. The videos are excellent, and you always focus on the key points. I hope to see you soon with a new tutorial.
Hi Yuri, great videos that you make here! Also nice to see you back :) Is there possibility for you to make videos on how to implement external libraries, and maybe how to operate with some displays?
You make fantastic content. It's clear, well explained and love that you reference the source documentation. I can't wait to see more content from you.
@@YuriR Quick question my friend: I'm trying to save data to the SPIFFS storage partition to retrieve them later. But seems like SPIFFS is depreceated for LITTLEFS, though I can't define this on my .csv partition... Can you clarify the confusion? Is littlefs just a library on top of SPIFFS? Also, do you have any recommendation to make a webserver where I can download this .txt file? Thank you
So this is great if you are writing a program and then upload it to the chip, but what if you want to access these files say from a serial port console? Is the ESP32 able to operate as if it was a minimalist terminal to load and save files from its flash? Or do you access its flash only by making a C app and uploading it to the ESP32 chip? Thanks.
Can this be made to work with the IDF IDE (not VS-Code/PlatformIO)? I've seen examples of people using arduino-esp32fs-plugin / framework (like the one from Shawn Hymel), but I prefer to use Eclipse IDE to implement the file-system based project. What is the difference between SPIFFS , LittleFS , JesFs, STORfs etc? BTW, my goal is for the ESP32 to run a webserver.. is there any restriction as to the type of webpage elements that can be stored/served? I imagine any javascript/css/html is fine, but can it stream audio?
Sorry for the long question, I'm not that knowledgeable in this area and am very much a noob, but I think this is the solution I'm looking for but not sure if it's too ambitious or if I'm even in the right place. I have a project idea with the EPS32 & a tft display, would this work to store gif or mjpeg files so that animations can be called up and play on a tft display? For example: I have an animation of a character, it'll have 3 states, asleep, awake, & wave and they would be triggered by some event like motion or vibration. Would it be possible to store those states in separate folders on the flash memory and then call them up to a tft when triggered? I had the esp32 hooked up to a small 1.44" tft display and had tft_espi examples running, I made an attempt to add littlefs to try the idea I mentioned above for storage and somehow ruined the screen or the esp32. The screen is stuck on white and cannot get the espi examples running. Idk how that's relevant to this other than I'm competent enough to wire the controler to the tft but once I get to the code I'm lost AF.
Thank you very much. I'm just starting out with ESP-IDF and I managed to upload my static files to flash memory thanks to this video. Thanks. Make more videos, your content is really good!!
Hi Yuri. I like the way you explain things. Very strait forward. Im learning programming with Circuitpython on Esp32 and Cortex M4 microcontrollers from Adafruit. Right now im diving in coding State Machines. My biggest issue is that i can not use the debugger from VSC as the Code runs on the board itself. You made a video about the JTag debugging option. Is it possible that you can check if there is a way to debug circuitpython on VSC in a similar way? That would be so awesome…. I cant find any approach in the internet so far…. Cheers
@@YuriR Thanks for listening. Please have no music at all. It's all noise. Your dialect is hard enough to understand, let alone trying to make out you're saying through the noise. Also you have very technical content so background music simply doesn't match. I'd like to understand and focus on what you're saying not to enjoy music. The 2 are incompatible. Please no music at all. If anyone wants music they can play their own private music in their own living rooms from their own source.
@@kevinslattery5748 TBH, I think the dialect of YuriR is not so hard to understand and he is doing also a great job, and the music not that bad, I would say like this is not borring :). But Yuri can take a decision on this one! :)
spiffs_create_partition_image(storage ../partition FLASH_IN_PROJECT) this command is giving me an error of CMake Error at C:/Users/sharj/esp/esp-idf/tools/cmake/scripts/fail.cmake:3 (message): Failing the build (see errors on lines above) how do i solve it?
the #include "freertos/FreeRTOS.h" line is always red on my VSCode, I already modified the path setting on intellisense with the "C:/esp/esp-idf/**" but still. How can I fix it? Is it even a problem? All the other #include lines are ok. In total I have 2 problems: 1>>> #include errors detected. Consider updating your compile_commands.json or includePath. Squiggles are disabled for this translation unit (C:\esp\esp-idf\examples\get-started\blink\main\blink_example_main.c). 2>>> cannot open source file "sys/reent.h" (dependency of "C:\Users\Dell\.vscode\extensions\ms-vscode.cpptools-1.20.5-win32-x64\bin\freertos\FreeRTOS.h")
![ESP32 - DEBUGGING your ESP-IDF code using JTAG [VS CODE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uq93H7T7cOQ/mqdefault.jpg)
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I've been looking far and wide for simple videos that explain esp32 NOT using the arduino framework. Thank you for your work and I hope to see more of your content!
It's so frustrating as a developer that EVERY ESP32 tutorial ends up being based on the Arduino framework (even when it's not explicitly said in the title). I'm glad to have found this video.
Thank you very much for this video, I'm glad you are showing this without the boring Arduino.
please don;t stop posting and finish this ESP playlist
it is the best as you start from down ♥♥
Hey these are some of the most in depth and well explained videos out there. Keep up the great work because you are truly helping so many people!!
You should make more videos, your teaching method is very effective, very few people can make such an impactful videos, keep up the good work
Can't belive I stumbled on this channel, please start pumping out some more videos!
Clearly explained, well paced, professionally delivered. Well done!
Dude, i just found your videos and you have blown my mind. Im sad you only have 4 videos and I encourage you to make may more. No one explains thime details if hiw to set this stuff up but you. I havent watched all 4 yet. In fact i stipped 1/2 way through a different video so i could come here and see fron the start how it's done.. thank you
This was so clearly explained, concise, and helpful, when I feel that most concepts on the ESP32 are a bit difficult to grasp at first. Thank you! As a fellow creator, I know how difficult it can be to manage RUclips with other life commitments. However, I think this channel would absolutely take off given the quality of your first 4 videos. Subscribed!
Thank you so much for such an amazing content
I'm very glad you liked it!
Why did you stop making videos? You are more descriptive and understandable than most of the other videos. I hope you will continue making this type of contents
Hi Yuri. Your ESP videos are greatly enhancing my understanding, and I appreciate your effort. Kindly consider uploading videos consistently.
Also, I wanted to let you know that I tried signing up on your website but haven't received a confirmation email yet.
Just for the record, this works beautifully and helped bridge my gaps in knowledge! Great work Yuri !!
best tutorials ever! Hope to see you again this year at least one more time :D
love your work, and the way you explain things....fantastic channel - real natural in teaching and communicating, i've learnt so much from your videos.
Welcome back .... finally, after a long time ... 😄😄I have one request to you please continue the esp32 series...
Great to see you again! Looking forward to many more videos! You make this stuff seem so dang easy!
Hello Youri, I greatly appreciate your tutorials. The videos are excellent, and you always focus on the key points. I hope to see you soon with a new tutorial.
Please, continue the series, you are the best!
You deserve a lot of more subscribers!
I'll add myself to acknowledge it's true
Thank you: both for this post, and for being back on the air.
Great video! Please continue! Videos on topics like matter and ESP-Mesh-Light would be greatly appreciated!
Really appreciate your work. Welcome back!
Hi Yuri, great videos that you make here!
Also nice to see you back :)
Is there possibility for you to make videos on how to implement external libraries, and maybe how to operate with some displays?
You make fantastic content. It's clear, well explained and love that you reference the source documentation.
I can't wait to see more content from you.
pleease do more tutorials.. Your videos about ESP-IDF are awesome!
Sure, I will! I'm coming back! What topics are you most interested?
Hands down the most amazing video I've about esp32
Everything is just perfect.
I'll slightly reduce the music level.
Other than that... You're amazing
Hi Yakine, thank you so much for the feedback! I'm happy you liked the content. 😉
@@YuriR Quick question my friend:
I'm trying to save data to the SPIFFS storage partition to retrieve them later.
But seems like SPIFFS is depreceated for LITTLEFS, though I can't define this on my .csv partition...
Can you clarify the confusion? Is littlefs just a library on top of SPIFFS?
Also, do you have any recommendation to make a webserver where I can download this .txt file?
Thank you
Very good and professional video. Thanks a lot!
Hi there, what would be the best method for an external SPI flash management ? Could be another video ?
Underrated channel
Your content is super great?. I have loved it a lot, I am eager waiting for your tutorials on STM32
good job it's well explained I can wait to see more videos about ESP-IDF
Hi there! It will come! Unfortunately, making videos are harder than understanding C pointers! 😅
This tutorial very helpful, it saves me a lot of work that I need to execute with sd cards.
Good job.
love your video, did you ever do one on the esp-idf wifi provisioning using http(s) and BLE ?
Great video, appreciate your time spent on making it !!!
So this is great if you are writing a program and then upload it to the chip, but what if you want to access these files say from a serial port console? Is the ESP32 able to operate as if it was a minimalist terminal to load and save files from its flash? Or do you access its flash only by making a C app and uploading it to the ESP32 chip? Thanks.
Can this be made to work with the IDF IDE (not VS-Code/PlatformIO)?
I've seen examples of people using arduino-esp32fs-plugin / framework (like the one from Shawn Hymel), but I prefer to use Eclipse IDE to implement the file-system based project. What is the difference between SPIFFS , LittleFS , JesFs, STORfs etc?
BTW, my goal is for the ESP32 to run a webserver.. is there any restriction as to the type of webpage elements that can be stored/served? I imagine any javascript/css/html is fine, but can it stream audio?
Great video Yuri!! Welcome back! 😜
Sir, is it possible to replace first line in the text file with the second line and continue writing in the file?
Yuri, tu é um gênio. Success brother!
Thank you sir!
Sorry for the long question, I'm not that knowledgeable in this area and am very much a noob, but I think this is the solution I'm looking for but not sure if it's too ambitious or if I'm even in the right place.
I have a project idea with the EPS32 & a tft display, would this work to store gif or mjpeg files so that animations can be called up and play on a tft display?
For example: I have an animation of a character, it'll have 3 states, asleep, awake, & wave and they would be triggered by some event like motion or vibration. Would it be possible to store those states in separate folders on the flash memory and then call them up to a tft when triggered?
I had the esp32 hooked up to a small 1.44" tft display and had tft_espi examples running, I made an attempt to add littlefs to try the idea I mentioned above for storage and somehow ruined the screen or the esp32. The screen is stuck on white and cannot get the espi examples running. Idk how that's relevant to this other than I'm competent enough to wire the controler to the tft but once I get to the code I'm lost AF.
Thanks for your time sharing this excellent information.
Thank you so much. It helps a lot.
Glad you liked it!
Hi Yuri.. a big 'LIKE' from Bangalore, India
How to store wav/amr/mp3 files on external flash memory 8mb (winbond) and play using esp32?
Thank you so much, I am waiting for more video.
Informative tutorial!💯
Great works Yuri.
Thank you very much. I'm just starting out with ESP-IDF and I managed to upload my static files to flash memory thanks to this video.
Thanks. Make more videos, your content is really good!!
Really nice explanation Yuri sir,
hope to see your new video/information soon, really loved all your previous tutorials
Ojala puedas subir mas videos compa, están geniales
Can an ESP32 be used as a ext4 filesystem accelerator?
Hi Yuri. Could you think about a video explaining how to browse files in a FAT system (in a SD card for instance). Great work!
Hi domibot, I will add it in my list! Thank you.
Love the music, please make more of these videos
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it.
It's a very good tutorial. thank you YURI R😉.
I need to store audio files. could you suggest me?
Do you want to play audio files or you want to save it from a mic?
I want to save mic and play@@YuriR
Excelente vídeo Yuri❤
I really appreciate it!
Wow, that was in depth 👍😃
great Yuri, easy to understand
Great video!
More videos please!!!😊
Thank you for work and time. ESP-IDF is interesting stuff. Keep posting... Looking for mp3 steaming by WiFi within ESP-IDF.
Thanks for these videos, very informative and well made. Why do you unlist this video?
What! The video was unlisted, how did you find it haha
Thanks for watching :)
Han pasado 84 años...
😂
Buen vídeo bro ❤
haha maybe 85 😅
Thank you!
can you please do a video, to use gdbstub without jtag interface with vscode
Thanks for great training
you deserve way more subs!!!
Hi Simon! Thank you so much! I really appreciate that! 🙂
Bro please put some video for timer and interrupts function as like controllers
Hello, is this the end of the ESP32 course?
Very nice job 👌
Hi Yuri. I like the way you explain things. Very strait forward. Im learning programming with Circuitpython on Esp32 and Cortex M4 microcontrollers from Adafruit. Right now im diving in coding State Machines. My biggest issue is that i can not use the debugger from VSC as the Code runs on the board itself. You made a video about the JTag debugging option. Is it possible that you can check if there is a way to debug circuitpython on VSC in a similar way? That would be so awesome…. I cant find any approach in the internet so far…. Cheers
Thumb up, before watching
is there any sixth video of this series?
Hey Bro! Long time no see, Please I request you keep adding videos at least once a month,
Thanks
Can you do the same series for esp8266?
I will add it in my list. ESP6266 is a simple, powerful and cheap Wi-Fi microcontroller. It definitely deserves some videos.
Let`s do more videos bro!!
Yes Sir! 😎
Please record more movies pls pls pls :D I love this informations :D
hi, can you upload other video about bluethoot ? please
Thanks Yuri
No, thank you! 😉
Super ultra helpful
Please come back!
Thank you !
Dalheeeee 🤘
Cheers buddy!
LittleFS?
excelent!
ayo how you do that
Finally 🥳
aaannd disappeared for another year.
great
I had to disable notifications because of the frequent notifications of new videos.
🤗
lol
lol
Please get rid of the noise music.
Please let me know any suggestion of music.
@@YuriR Thanks for listening. Please have no music at all. It's all noise. Your dialect is hard enough to understand, let alone trying to make out you're saying through the noise.
Also you have very technical content so background music simply doesn't match.
I'd like to understand and focus on what you're saying not to enjoy music. The 2 are incompatible.
Please no music at all. If anyone wants music they can play their own private music in their own living rooms from their own source.
@@kevinslattery5748 TBH, I think the dialect of YuriR is not so hard to understand and he is doing also a great job, and the music not that bad, I would say like this is not borring :). But Yuri can take a decision on this one! :)
The content is amazing, but the background music is annoying me.
me too
spiffs_create_partition_image(storage ../partition FLASH_IN_PROJECT) this command is giving me an error of
CMake Error at C:/Users/sharj/esp/esp-idf/tools/cmake/scripts/fail.cmake:3 (message):
Failing the build (see errors on lines above) how do i solve it?
the #include "freertos/FreeRTOS.h" line is always red on my VSCode, I already modified the path setting on intellisense with the "C:/esp/esp-idf/**" but still. How can I fix it? Is it even a problem? All the other #include lines are ok. In total I have 2 problems:
1>>> #include errors detected. Consider updating your compile_commands.json or includePath. Squiggles are disabled for this translation unit (C:\esp\esp-idf\examples\get-started\blink\main\blink_example_main.c).
2>>> cannot open source file "sys/reent.h" (dependency of "C:\Users\Dell\.vscode\extensions\ms-vscode.cpptools-1.20.5-win32-x64\bin\freertos\FreeRTOS.h")