Create an Arduino Library (Step by Step) 

You explained in under 15 minutes what other videos failed to do after nearly an hour…. Well done

Not sure why this has only 14 likes and 464 views so far, but this video tutorial is amazing. So much clear explanation!

Outstanding video tutorials for me sir. Love you so much sir from India.

creating a new library looks beneficial. as in a default remotexy gui. Then create several pick and choose libraries for different project tasks. 🧐Mmmm. i will give it a go. thanks.

Just dropped by to thank you for an incredible tutorial and pointing out the few 'gotchas' with including the standard library and the difference between bracket and quote. Thanks very much for putting this together you just REALLY helped me DRY up my code : )

Thank you for this crystal clear tutorial.

you earned a subscriber and a follower for being so informative and making it look like child's play

To the point and very clear. Very Goood video!

Awesome job. Answered a lot of my questions in the back of my mind.

Excellent, with many thanks to you for your patience, your good assistance to us mere mortals. Thanks a lot. Much appreciated.

Very GOOD explanation. 🙂

Thank you very much for this detailed and beautiful explanation. I wish you success in your work.

Thank you

Very nice lecture sir

Very well explained, thank you very much!

Thanks for making this informational video. I appreciate it.

Nice and clear

What an amazing video. Perfectly explained everything required. Awesome.

Thanks for this video.👍

You deserve more likes on this one :)

Thank you, excellent tutorial!

Thank you so much , is there a profissional way to design a library with other IDE's that can help me while programing ,such as autofill , I need to use OOP to simplify the code as much.

Thnk u 😀

Well done! thank you.

perfect explanation sir. please do some more videos on this topic if u are writing some complex library.

Well done!!! I was able to apply it on a WiFi manager.ino program which was lines of code. Now it is only this: #include "WiFi_manager.h" WiFiManagerCustom wm; // Instantiate your custom WiFiManager object void setup() { wm.setup(); // Call setup method of your custom WiFiManager //wm.resetSettings(); } void loop() { wm.loop(); // Call loop method of your custom WiFiManager } And now I can use the .ino file for the code that I need for the rest of the ROBOT project!!!! Thanks for your clear explication!!!!

Very good video and explanation. I have one question How can arduino do some color words?

Excellent tutorial

I tried doing the same but i didn't actually have a libraries folder and tried to create it myself to no avail..

Thank you so much!

Your explanations are very clear & precise. I learned clearly from your library creation Tutorial. MIGHT YOU CREATE A SERIES FOR PLATFOMio ?? It would be helpful. I t seems many people migrate form Arduino to PlatformIO & I'm trying to understand how & where I would have to import my custom Library Files. Plus to understand the intricacies of PlatformIO it's structure & use of Json files to configure. Thanks Marc

Merci beaucoup

v good explanation. do you have anything more advance example to create a library. like LCD etc ...which create data structure or which create and instance of variables ?

Sir, will using a library reduce the size of the program?

thanks sir 👍👍👍👍👍👍

When calling the functions in a user created library in a new sketch, can you just call the functions in the setup and they will run as intended?

verry good!

Verry noice

how to make the '.a' library file

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Thank you

long time I have been using arduinos, but with help from this vid , my 1st time creating a library. thx very much. Vid was very clear.