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ESP32 Unleashed
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01 - Introduction5 Lectures
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02 - Walkthrough the project6 Lectures
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04 - Setup PlatformIO and MS Code6 Lectures
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05 - A C++ primer for Arduino makers who want to use Platform IO11 Lectures
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05.10 What is this section about
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05.20 Pointers, an introduction
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05.22a A simple example with pointers
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05.22b Pointers, Change a variable via pointer
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05.22c Pointers as function parameters
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05.40 Splitting a program into small files, an introduction
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05.42 Splitting a program into small files using the Arduino framework
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05.44a An example C++ multifile project
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05.44b Debug and compile the example multifile project
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05.50 Namespaces, an introduction
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05.52 Namespaces, demonstration
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05.10 What is this section about
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06 - Prototype 1: Getting started with the project5 Lectures
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07 - Prototype 2: Switch to multiple files, add version control7 Lectures
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08 - Prototype 3: TFT display6 Lectures
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09 - Prototype 4: SPIFFS and fonts6 Lectures
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10 - Prototype 5: Images5 Lectures
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11 - Prototype 6: Task scheduler5 Lectures
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12 - Prototype 7: Wifi and Clock5 Lectures
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13 - Prototype 8: AdafruitIO via MQTT6 Lectures
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14 - Prototype 9: Wifi status display4 Lectures
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15 - Prototype 10: EEPROM5 Lectures
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16 - Prototype 11: Watchdog5 Lectures
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17 - Prototype 12: Touch interface5 Lectures
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18 - Prototype 13: MQTT response and Google Assistant6 Lectures
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19 - Tidying up1 Lecture
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31 - Library automatic update6 Lectures
Section 1, Lecture 3
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01.30 Hardware you will need
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In this project, I will use my specially designed ESP32 breakout board. If you wish, you can also use this breakout board.
You can get it manufactured by PCBWay or Seeed.
Or, use my KiCad project files to produce your own Gerber files and have it manufactured somewhere else.
Of course, you can also modify the board to make it fit with your project plans.
Download version 1.4 of the breakout board KiCad project.