Arduino IDE Introduction
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Top Comments (10)
Eli! Absolutely love your method of explanation and your ability to maintain humility as a coder. Thank you for your video, it was, ofcourse, very helpful! ☺️
Another great class Eli with everything explained clearly. Thanks
the practice of blinking diagnositc LED in loops (as in 29:17) is a very useful practice, particularly if activated at *different patterns* in different segments / loops / phases of the sketch
Love his honesty “You may be bored BUT you’ll get some value out of that boredom”
Finally, someone explains all the elements of the Arduino IDE. Took me 2 years to find this info. THANK YOU!!
Although you think that's incredibly a simple piece of Arduino code, it's very valuable to me and I've learned a lot from it. Thank you so much Eli.
Love your videos, thanks for all your hard work and sharing your experience! Good points about using Linux for the classroom instead of the other options.
Owesome Mr Eli.l just installed the arduino IDE yesterday to my windows and decided to learn how to do the coding . Fortunately I'm learning here on you. You just gained my number 10.05 million subscriber 🥰
had to go back to basis on the arduino as i had missed some important steps ,like understanding the ide , this was a great help
Ik how to turn on enable code folding but how do i use it, what keys do i use to open it e..g shift or ctrl etc thanks
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Top Comments (10)
Eli! Absolutely love your method of explanation and your ability to maintain humility as a coder. Thank you for your video, it was, ofcourse, very helpful! ☺️
Another great class Eli with everything explained clearly. Thanks
the practice of blinking diagnositc LED in loops (as in 29:17) is a very useful practice, particularly if activated at *different patterns* in different segments / loops / phases of the sketch
Love his honesty “You may be bored BUT you’ll get some value out of that boredom”
Finally, someone explains all the elements of the Arduino IDE. Took me 2 years to find this info. THANK YOU!!
Although you think that's incredibly a simple piece of Arduino code, it's very valuable to me and I've learned a lot from it. Thank you so much Eli.
Love your videos, thanks for all your hard work and sharing your experience! Good points about using Linux for the classroom instead of the other options.
Owesome Mr Eli.l just installed the arduino IDE yesterday to my windows and decided to learn how to do the coding . Fortunately I'm learning here on you. You just gained my number 10.05 million subscriber 🥰
had to go back to basis on the arduino as i had missed some important steps ,like understanding the ide , this was a great help
Ik how to turn on enable code folding but how do i use it, what keys do i use to open it e..g shift or ctrl etc thanks