1 Introduction to ESP32 - Getting Started
Often suggested as a newcomer's starting point for the ESP32, showing how to set up the Arduino tools and try simple examples.
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Often suggested as a newcomer's starting point for the ESP32, showing how to set up the Arduino tools and try simple examples.
Andreas Spiess shows how to use the ESP32's ultra low power core from the Arduino IDE, which people suggest for battery projects that read sensors while mostly asleep.
Used as a quick introduction to the ESP32 camera board, covering the demo web server that streams images, for people deciding whether it fits a project.
Offered as a short, handy guide to preparing the Arduino IDE for programming ESP8266 development boards such as the NodeMCU.
Used as a starting tutorial for the ESP32-CAM, covering setup in the Arduino IDE and serving as a base for camera projects such as small robots.
Recommended for getting BLE running on an ESP32 from the Arduino IDE, particularly for two-way data exchange, with example code supplied alongside the video.
A go-to fix when an ESP32 or similar board is not recognised by a computer, walking through installing the USB serial driver on Windows.
Pointed to as a how-to for changing ESP32 partition sizes, freeing up program space when a sketch outgrows the default layout, with no hardware changes needed.
Pointed to as a guide to setting up the ESP32 in the Arduino IDE, especially for Arduino users thinking about moving across to the chip.
Recommended as a tutorial from Andreas Spiess on using Bluetooth Low Energy on the ESP32 with the Arduino IDE, with accompanying code available.
A frequently offered first tutorial on running a small web server on an ESP8266 from the Arduino IDE to control things over wifi.
bitluni shows how to program newer ATtiny chips over UPDI using the Arduino IDE and an Arduino as programmer, useful for small, low-current projects.
Offered as a practical walkthrough for getting small STM32 boards programmed from the Arduino IDE, including board package setup and putting the chip into bootloader mode.
Andreas Spiess's ESP32 introduction, often given as the entry point to a wider playlist for people starting with the chip in the Arduino IDE.
Recommended as a working method for programming an ATtiny85 from the Arduino IDE using an Arduino board as the ISP programmer.
DroneBot Workshop's ESP32 playlist is suggested to newcomers as a first step, with easy early examples and help configuring the Arduino IDE.
Shared as a guide to programming a Digispark-style ATtiny85 over USB from the Arduino IDE, with no separate programmer needed.
A setup walkthrough for running the ESP32-CAM web server sketch in the Arduino IDE, used by newcomers, with one person succeeding and others needing help along the way.
The Bluepad32 project's own video, offered as a starting point for adding gamepad support to ESP32 boards through the Arduino IDE alongside the written documentation.