Welcome back, I have subscribed to your channel mostly because at that time i was interested into learning about the arduino & still want to learn more!
Wow, a lot of awesome comments and suggestions guys. It appears that the majority is still interested in Arduino stuff. I can't say I have much more to show that I haven't already, but I'm looking to revisit some of the common questions on my videos as well as the internet on certain topics. I'm also planning to release some Java stuff (as mentioned in the video) simply because I'm currently re-learning data structures and want to share what I learn... I really appreciate all the feedback and hope that what I put out is still interesting to you. Finally, as I've already mentioned I'm going to dedicate some time to building an outside infrastructure (AKA forum) so that you guys can ask me questions in a better way than facebook messages (as some have in the past...) Thanks again.
I just discovered you from the async/multithreading video on swift. Just want to let you know that you are probably one of the best tutorial dudes I've seen. Really impressed. Please keep putting up vids man, you've got it. As for me. I like swift, but I'm into cool tech guides in general. Put up stuff on anything you think is a cool project or a cool thing to build and I'll probably watch it.
Hardware > Software. C++ > Java. I'd like to see some micro-controller stuff. C and Assembly if possible. That's what we're doing in school so it would pair nicely.
Vlad's Vlog for Viewer Validation. Great! Really like your videos. ESP32 would be a great project series. The Arduino side of it is still in need of development.
Hi Vlad, long time no see, good to have you and your channel running. It would be cool to see videos about PD and PID control, or some modeling and testing of mechanics of robots using some MatLab related program. Thanks for readind my suggestion.
Hi. Great video on the 74hc4051 analog multiplexer. There are too many channels showing how to make arduino blink or say hello world. I like the circuits surrounding the micro controller is interesting content to me. I'm trying to DIY my own ucurrent or current ranger module, so learning op amps right now. Great Scott did one on directly modifying arduino registers to make an 4 MHz PWM signal (changed the prescaler). I still don't understand bit math in C.
Any particular projects you would like to see Dan? I'll be honest, I thought I've exhausted most of the Arduino capabilities and was just recycling old material at this point. Do any particular projects come to mind? Thanks for the feedback.
Arduino/DIY/hardware hacks i think would be quite popular. as a CS student i get enough software at school. Looking forward to the future of the channel.
Thanks for the feedback. Any particular Arduino hacks you would like to see? Any topics that I haven't touched on? Are you interested at all in software interview question solving?
Thanks again for asking. I really enjoyed your multiplexing video and the watering plant one. I modified them for my needs. I really like the time that you take to explain things, in that order of ideas, I think that you potentially could expand into the ESP8266 and the next generation of controllers like those ones and how to integrate them into useful devices for home automation. I know that there is a ton of projects like that out there, but I think that you explain the prototypes clearly and to the point.
hi can we see more arduino c- script on how to use buttons to perform functins and multi function like making a led blink at diferent rates with each press of the button, and can we see how to programe an arduino with C-script , to do multipe functions on the one board using buttons to perform each seperate functions.thank you.
Anything in particular you would like to see? I've seen quite a few tutorials out there on the Pi; are they lacking something? Thanks for the feedback.
No software please -- there's already too much of that on YT. I like the electronics circuits and projects, maybe ESP32 based. Arduino is pretty old and tired IMO. But: I suggest doing what you are passionate about and viewers will follow the channel if they like it too.
Been thinking about that actually; I purchased an STM32 board with an ARM processor and have been building some applications on it. Thanks for the feedback Alan.
