A Web Developer's Guide To Motors 

You really get my motor going.

As a ECE student pursuing web dev , I see this as an absolute win

This is my favourite societal collapse preparation video

As a software developer with interest in electronics but very little actual knowledge, this is an amazing format. More please.

Now I just need to watch "basic survival skills for the post apocalypse for web devs" and "troubleshooting a nuclear power plant for web devs" and I'm all set!

I would gladly rebuild society with people like you 👍

We need to bring back American manufacturing. Says a Canadian from Ontario.

Love the premise! I am absolutely your target audience for this!

Once you whipped out that chart, I did the forward lean “oh I’m gonna learn good now” I went mechanical over software post-secondary, and I very much enjoy the way you deliver information, and the way you relate your life when relevant. You are my favourite reccomended content creator

Probably best embedded crash course out there without the fluff

oh wow, I need way more content like this. I'd like to start doing non web stuff, but at the same time, I've been programming for well over a decade, so I definitely don't need an intro to programming at the same time as I get intro to "non-web".

This is my favourite framework

Hey my favourite theme, I have been making a cnc machine since last year and I love to overkill it making my own software

Please make more of these!

This was a great introduction and got me intrigued. I would love to see a more in depth video on how to interpret the resistance diagrams and how to research the right types of steppers/drivers; as well as how to actually make something happen with the arduino/driver/stepper setup using shell.

I'm not sure how to introduce it, but I just thought id say that magnetic rotary encoders exist, and are absolutely amazing for like... many things. Particularly great for making any open loop application closed loop. They are cheap, and often easy to interface with using I2C. A common ic is the AS5600 for which many breakout boards are available.

Great timing, I discovered OpenSCAD and parametric design and now I'm scavenging for 12v motors and power supplies like a Fallout character. There was a lot of smashing my head on the desk as I adapted to a Functional paradigm, interspersed with explaining my recursive alogorithms to my cat until I understood why they were wrong, but it's made the world of design open to me as someone who prefers to organise their thoughts in code rather than moving shapes with my mouse, and the results can be wonderfully deterministic and reproducible!

Check out ODrive motors and controllers! Very versatile BLDC control. Actually great for a lot of lightweight robotics and manufacturing.

More of this, please!

You seem like a man I could be a best friend with... in a post-apocalyptic world!

This video has been a great introduction for me; maybe I will actually dig up these side project notes and try to implement something!

Man I'm glad I've found you Keep going ❤

I do mostly web development and have essentially no experience with embedded systems. Your dramatization of how I think about Arduinos is dead-on accurate, lmao. I did actually know what a flyback diode was, though. :)

I am indeed a web developer, you gave me more motives to try embedded systems for fun, i may consider buying an arduino since i got my paycheck today

Epic! I love this new hardware content! and the linux and software stuff also!! this is the way!

I loved this content. Thank you Robert

Wow, id love more videos like this

this hilarious cannuck is hilarious. how about a video on Microtubule Motor Proteins for web developers?

As an enthusiastic (but still terrible) DIYer of all things - generally to my own detriment - I support this type of content 👍

I forwarded this to Boeing's Web development team.

Pretty optimistic to think web devs will survive the apocalypse. Me and my backend dev expertise are also going to go the way of the dodo.

this vid was actually a good primer.

Isn't that your favourite circuit diagram

You are a stand up comedian who chosen a Engineering career 😂

In the university we studied and used FreeRTOS operating system(kinda like framework for C language) for real time applications, is it still relevant today or is there better alternatives?

1:14 Transistor?

Fun video

The "ahboot" got me after sounding so american for a second there

I agree bring back manufacturing, not globalists.

How do you know this 🙂

I enjoyed this. T Y

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