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Just the fantastic detail I needed. More please on this subject. I now feel confident to hit those keys! Some people would say that learning Arduino is easy peasy but some find it difficult and frustrating when they cant absorb the information quickly enough (like ME!). Many thanks
Sorry for not getting back with you for a long time, I got a job and moved to another country and so many things have gotten me so busy, that is why I stopped posting, but I plan to start back someday. Thank you for your kindness, it makes me happy that people love the value I am putting into my videos, I do plan to make another video about this subject when I start back, because the video did really well. And let me tell you, you are no different from me, I have to listen to an Arduino lesson 3 or more times to understand all the things the lesson is about, take your time, make slow progress every day and you will get there, people who tell you they are learning it quickly, don't let them make you give up, you go your speed because if you go faster than your mind can't keep up and then you will crash. This is not something you can learn quickly if you want to know it well. Thank you so much for reaching out to me. :)
I agree that beginners should start with an Arduino Uno. The clone boards are very good and a lot cheaper but I suggest new Arduino users purchase the Arduino Uno R4-Wifi.
Sorry for not getting back to you, I have been busy with just life, but I do agree with you, I love the Arduino R4 wifi!! but for people who want to spend very little money, I suggest the Arduino UNO, but if a person has money to spend I think it would be good to get the Arduino R4 wifi. thank you for supporting this channel by commenting it really means a lot to me. Thank you!!!
@@Hyperduino Here in the U.S. the difference for an Uno R4 Wifi and a genuine R3 Uno is only $3. The clone Uno R3 boards are a lot cheaper, I bought the Cytron Uno R3 Clone board for $7 and it has LEDs on all the I/O pins so it is a very good deal.
Hi! I don't know your name but the title of your video was spot on, no clickbait or deception (that is refreshing.) I have subscribed to your channel. There are a ton of "beginner Arduino" videos out there on RU-vid and you are competing with some of the largest channels if you cater to the beginner. What there isn't a lot of out there is interfacing Arduino with other IC components. A good follow on video to this video would be adding an external eeprom and writing the code to interface with it. Also I'd like to see an Arduino interface with some SRAM. I think these mentioned videos would make great niche content for your channel. (Don't change your vision based on my comments, you-do-you!) I would like to offer some constructive criticism to help make your videos even better. Your videos look like video tape, if this is the ascetic you were aiming for then you nailed it, otherwise, experiment with your camera settings and see if you can clean it up. Dress up your background, or turn your computer workstation around so the wall is at you back and hang some cool electronic stuff on the wall. When you are speaking .... SLOW DOWN. You are going a hundred miles an hour, try to go about 55 MPH. In your computer frame, when you are in the Arduino GUI, select a larger font so you don't have to zoom in so tight, the resolution goes away if you zoom in too far. And I must say that your camera framing when you are in-frame is very good, Close enough for us to see you yet wide enough that we can see you "talking with your hands."
Hey, mostly agree with you, everyone is learning, he just needs some time. I will not complain about the speed as I always watch on 2X , still if someone needs can always rewind...just two taps away. I believe the aim was to make a digest. Because many of the Arduino tutorials you mentioned are not very good and often ignore or overlook the details; here I got is more or less on par. Respect your contribution, and for putting that much time ......thanks.
I am so happy that you are helping me, I have talked to all kinds of people to help me upgrade my videos, but have not had someone like you who is into the niche of my channel, you have really given me some good things to upgrade on but some things I really can't right now like the camera, it is just my computer cam and it is really bad, I think the first thing I will invest money into this hobby is a camera, other people who I talked to also pointed the camera out. I will take some of your upgrade ideas and do them in my future videos. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING!!!!
@@Hyperduino You can upgrade as you can. I have a car related youtube channel and we do most of our filming on a couple iPhones and a couple Android phones. We also have a bunch of GoPro cameras. Don't get a GoPro, they aren't very good for your type of videos. but an iPhone, even an older one shoots very good video. I also recommend Divinci Resolve for video editing, Blender for special effects and Audicity for audio dialog recording/dubbing, they are all free software. Keep up the good work.
Nice, very well described, if you just started with the datasheet and described the total slots and capacity of slots, could have made a little more sense for the first timers. No complaints great execution. ❤+1
