THANK YOU for the huge effort you've made producing these videos. This stuff is insanely complex, and I've been struggling with it for a while. There is a lot of teaching material available, but very little which explains it as clearly as you. After watching a few of your videos, I'm feeling a lot more optimistic that I can finally get beyond the basics and do some genuinely interesting things. I've also been following Sean Hymel's videos, where he's doing a great job with the Lattice IceStick, using a more open source approach. And also, John's Basement, where John is building a retro Z80. I mention John because next he's planning on building a RISC-V RV32E from the ground up in verilog on an Ice40 (after designing a custom HX4K board.) I'm sure you're aware of these guys, but if not you might what to hook up with them and try to generate some more interest in this sadly overlooked corner of youtube.
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THANK YOU for the huge effort you've made producing these videos. This stuff is insanely complex, and I've been struggling with it for a while. There is a lot of teaching material available, but very little which explains it as clearly as you. After watching a few of your videos, I'm feeling a lot more optimistic that I can finally get beyond the basics and do some genuinely interesting things.
I've also been following Sean Hymel's videos, where he's doing a great job with the Lattice IceStick, using a more open source approach. And also, John's Basement, where John is building a retro Z80. I mention John because next he's planning on building a RISC-V RV32E from the ground up in verilog on an Ice40 (after designing a custom HX4K board.) I'm sure you're aware of these guys, but if not you might what to hook up with them and try to generate some more interest in this sadly overlooked corner of youtube.
Thank you! I am glad that you are finding the videos useful. The channels you’ve mentioned sound interesting, I’ll check them out! 🙂
thank you sir
Most welcome