Arduino Programming Tutorial for Beginners: 1 - Introduction

This is the first, introductory video of the whole series of tutorials about C/C++ programming with Arduino for absolute beginners. To get started you don't even need to own an Arduino board or install anything on your computer as we're going to use an online simulator that simply works in the browser.
Link to the online Arduino simulator:
wokwi.com/
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00:00 Introduction to the series
01:21 What is Arduino Framework?
02:13 Advantages of Arduino Framework
03:01 Online Arduino Simulator Demonstration
08:20 Conclusion

[@eddyfontaineyoutu100]

Hello Tomasz,
I like the way you present your video's !
( for example explaining what is the "Arduino Framework" )
Waiting for the next video's ! 👍👍👍
Eddy.

[@tomasztarnowski4434]

Thanks, Eddy

[@brunosemedo1998]

Awesome. Keep it up!

[@tomasztarnowski4434]

Thanks! Will do!

[@plutobrave1040]

thank you Thomsz. waiting for new videos.

[@tomasztarnowski4434]

More to come!

[@Office_258]

HIII. Turn on the lights on the ESP32 using the Google Calendar command . Please. For example, if you set an alarm on the google calendar at 8 pm, ESP32 will turn on at that time.

[@tomasztarnowski4434]

Good idea! This can be done with the use of Google Calendar API developers.google.com/calendar/api/v3/reference and ESP32 connected to the internet via WiFi calling the endpoint at a given interval.

[@dieboodskapper]

Nice!!! I recently had an issue with ESP32 serial buffer overrun at high baud rates (3megabit baud in my case). The strategy would have been to use RX interrupts to bypass rx circular buffer and simply dump the incoming data into a large malloc buffer since the ESP32 has a limit of only 1024 for the RX buffer. Apparently there is a new feature being implemented called onReceive() event callback. Not yet available in the new Arduino core libs. I also learned that most of the perceived static memory allocation is only possible through malloc heap allocation. This seems to work however I am not sure how this is getting arbitrated by the two cores, however each core is able to access the malloc data no problem. I am writing this only to show the type of issues we encounter using the arduino platform.

[@tomasztarnowski4434]

Hey, thanks for your comment. It's quite interesting on what sort if issues we can encounter with arduino platform I have a plan to do series about FreeRTOS/ESP-IDF in the future but for now with "Learn to code with Arduino" I'm thinking more about something for absolute beginners. Also there are other ESP32/Cloud related videos coming soon along with this series.

[@dieboodskapper]

@@tomasztarnowski4434 Thanks Tomasz

[@dibyojyotibhattacherjee897]

Has channel changed to some new name cuz, there ain't any other new videos and the channel has pretty nice videos....

[@tomasztarnowski4434]

Hey, sorry I've been having a bit of health problems recently but feeling better now. The channel is still alive and new videos are coming soon - one long ~5h video about serverless websockets and continuation of Arduino for beginners series :)

[@dibyojyotibhattacherjee897]

@@tomasztarnowski4434 Thanks a lot Tomasz, and hope u are a lot better now....