ESP32 and PlatformIO IOT Projects

About Course

Learn how to build an IoT gadget with the ESP32 and PlatformIO. This free course from Udemy will teach you how to use PlatformIO, a modern development environment, and Microsoft Visual Studio Code, a graphical programming editor, to create applications that take advantage of the ESP32’s capabilities. You’ll also learn how to integrate new components and tools, and create reliable and feature-rich applications using techniques like software watchdogs, ESP32 internal resources, and peripherals. This course covers the following topics:

* Using PlatformIO and MS Code for ESP32 development
* Integrating with Cloud platforms like AdafruitIO, IFTTT, and Google Assistant
* Creating reliable applications using software watchdogs, ESP32 internal resources, and peripherals
* Downloading the complete PlatformIO project file with all Git commits
This course is completely free.

Course Content

01 Introduction

A Message from the Professor
002 01.20 Software you will need.mp4

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003 01.30 Hardware you will need.mp4

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004 01.40 How to get the most out of this course.mp4

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005 01.50 Why use PlatformIO_.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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Section Quiz

02 Walkthrough the project

03 Setup PlatformIO and MS Code

04 A C++ primer for Arduino makers who want to use Platform IO

001 05.10 What is this section about.mp4

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002 05.20 Pointers, an introduction.mp4

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003 05.22a A simple example with pointers.mp4

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004 05.22b Pointers, Change a variable via pointer.mp4

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005 05.22c Pointers as function parameters.mp4

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006 05.40 Splitting a program into small files, an introduction.mp4

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007 05.42 Splitting a program into small files using the Arduino framework.mp4

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008 05.44a An example C++ multifile project.mp4

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009 05.44b Debug and compile the example multifile project.mp4

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010 05.50 Namespaces, an introduction.mp4

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011 05.52 Namespaces, demonstration.mp4

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external-assets-links.txt

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Section Quiz

05 06 – Prototype 1_ Getting started with the project

06 07 – Prototype 2_ Switch to multiple files, add version control

07 08 – Prototype 3_ TFT display

08 09 – Prototype 4_ SPIFFS and fonts

09 10 – Prototype 5_ Images

10 11 – Prototype 6_ Task scheduler 5 Lectures

11 Prototype 7_ Wifi and Clock

12 Prototype 8_ AdafruitIO via MQTT

13 Prototype 9_ Wifi status display

14 Prototype 10_ EEPROM

15 Prototype 11_ Watchdog

16 Prototype 12_ Touch interface

17 Prototype 13_ MQTT response and Google Assistant

18 – Tidying up

19 Library automatic update

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As usual, his this course was really good too

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

01 Introduction

A Message from the Professor

002 01.20 Software you will need.mp4

003 01.30 Hardware you will need.mp4

004 01.40 How to get the most out of this course.mp4

005 01.50 Why use PlatformIO_.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

02 Walkthrough the project

001 02.05 Assembly.mp4

002 02.07 The ESP32 board breakout.mp4

003 02.10 A demo of the gadget.mp4

004 02.20 Walkthrough the multi-file Arduino project.mp4

005 02.30 Challenges.mp4

006 02.40 The conversion plan.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

03 Setup PlatformIO and MS Code

001 04.10 Install MS Code (Mac OS).mp4

002 04.12 Install MS Code (Windows 10).mp4

003 04.60a MS Code essentials.mp4

004 04.60b MS Code essentials, Editor basics.mp4

005 04.60c MS Code essentials, PlatformIO project organisation.mp4

006 04.60d MS Code essentials, Other editor features and Git integration.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

04 A C++ primer for Arduino makers who want to use Platform IO

001 05.10 What is this section about.mp4

002 05.20 Pointers, an introduction.mp4

003 05.22a A simple example with pointers.mp4

004 05.22b Pointers, Change a variable via pointer.mp4

005 05.22c Pointers as function parameters.mp4

006 05.40 Splitting a program into small files, an introduction.mp4

007 05.42 Splitting a program into small files using the Arduino framework.mp4

008 05.44a An example C++ multifile project.mp4

009 05.44b Debug and compile the example multifile project.mp4

010 05.50 Namespaces, an introduction.mp4

011 05.52 Namespaces, demonstration.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

05 06 – Prototype 1_ Getting started with the project

001 06.10 Objective_ how to setup a new project.mp4

002 06.20a Setup project.mp4

003 06.20b Add code to main.cpp.mp4

004 06.30 Test.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

06 07 – Prototype 2_ Switch to multiple files, add version control

001 07.10 Objective_ why multiple files and Git.mp4

002 07.20 Create the Git repository.mp4

003 07.30a Split main.cpp into multiple files.mp4

004 07.30b Replace global variables with function parameters.mp4

005 07.40 Test.mp4

006 07.50 How to use Git version control.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

07 08 – Prototype 3_ TFT display

001 08.10 Objective_ activate the display.mp4

002 08.20 How to use the TFT display.mp4

003 08.30a Execute part a.mp4

004 08.30b Execute part b.mp4

005 08.40 Test.mp4

006 08.50 Merge tft_setup branch to master.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

08 09 – Prototype 4_ SPIFFS and fonts

001 09.10 Objective_ How to use various fonts.mp4

002 09.20 How to create a custom font.mp4

003 09.30 Upload the fonts to SPIFFS.mp4

004 09.40 Apply the custom fonts in the app.mp4

005 09.50 Test.mp4

006 09.60 Merge fonts branch to master.mp4

external-assets-links.txt

Section Quiz

09 10 – Prototype 5_ Images

001 10.10 Objective_ displaying graphics in the TFT.mp4

002 10.20 Upload the image file to SPIFFS.mp4