Hi Derek. Many years ago I did the same thing with a LED and the top blasted off into my face. Big shock and lucky me no damage. Today I received my Arduino kit so I can join you with the experiments. Looking forward to the next episode.
That's great! Not the LED exploding part :) Please leave requests. I'd love for this to turn into a series where I make what people want. Next time I'll make a proximity sensor based off of a request I got on this video. I hope it is up by Sunday
Great little video. I especially like the explanation of the how the pot worked. I knew that before, but the way you explained it really cemented it in a visual way. Keep up the awesome Arduino videos.
If anyone does not have an arduiono but wants to implement these experiments virtually, you can download Fritzing for free where you can model tons of boards including arduinos as well as thousands of electronic components. You can also use the online arduino editor that they have on their site. no need to install the software on your computer when they update it instantly online. It all works great.
Nice series. Personally i would've chosen platformio (vs code flavor) just to give the viewer the base for future more complex projects. Keep up the good work!
I think that you should mention that there's two different places where you have to hook up your probe too on your multimeter. Current has one slot for that, voltage and resistance have another slot. So when you're measuring voltage or current, you have to swap out probe slots.
Hi Derek, just wondering if you have plans for a machine learning series and, if not, would you consider making one? You're the best educator on TH-cam.
Thank you :) Yes and I'm working on it. It is a highly demanded topic, but I don't think people realize how complex the math is behind machine learning. Like my video game tutorial, I don't think anyone will watch the series. I do still plan to make it though. It is what I'll start after I finish up Arduino and electronics.
Hello brother, yet another great video with great flow ☺️ you mentioned before that you edit out your pauses of your videos, I can see the edits in this video as the video skips a bit, except I cannot see the video or mouse skipping in your screen recording videos when you edit them? How do you accomplish this because it looks great and makes it seem like you don’t edit at all!! I didn’t even realise you did it until you told me !! Thanks Derek stay classy!
Thank you for the compliment :) Yes I think skipping from screencasting to live screening stands out because iMovie and Camtasia process audio differently. I don't think I can correct that. Aside from that I think I've gotten better only because I've made about 1,000 videos. When I started I was terrible.
This is actually a continuation being that Arduino is programmed using C/C++. If I want to program hardware with C++ I need to explain the electronics side as well.
Hey Derek, would it be possible to get an ASP.net tutorial? I see it in almost every job application out there for web developers and it would be nice to have an awesome tutorial like yours on it!
How about a video on BIOS + UEFI n' Legacy Boot Modes + Partition Tables (GPT, MBR, APT....) + File Systems (NTFS, HFS+, Btrfs.....) and Bootloaders ( GRUB 2, LILO, Chameleon, Clover.....)? Especially "BIOS"
I'll see what I can do. That tutorial was rather depressing. I put a ton of time in and my analytics told me only about 25 people were watching the videos the whole way through :(
Why 255/5, other than that good video. Another one of your videos you use the number 1023 but you never explain why 255 or 1023 in either video. Slow down a little and explain what may or may not be obvious to beginners, but apparently is abvious to you. Such as 255/5 that equals 51 and we are talking about varing the voltage from 0 to 5 volts so why the heck use 255/5 which eauals 51?
Sorry, I am a beginner. I finally read more about Analog write and Analog read and PWM on the Arduino web sites and then I began to understand why the number 255 and 1023 were used by you. If you are a beginner like me you can google Arduino Analogoutput() and learn more about why he uses 255 and 1023.
Hi Derek I have sent you a question/request in Google+ . I would really appreciate that if it gets look through. It is really important for me. Thanks Derek
Derek Banas I have posted the errors report in google+ as it just says 1 error in cliVersion.php and 3 errors in generateCLITable.php when I run the php PSR coding standard test. It doesn’t tell me the specific errors. I haven’t been able to detect them. I have shared all the files and errors with you in your google plus account. plus.google.com/+derekbanas/posts/QZ8nYrb8hRX
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Hi Derek. Many years ago I did the same thing with a LED and the top blasted off into my face. Big shock and lucky me no damage. Today I received my Arduino kit so I can join you with the experiments. Looking forward to the next episode.
That's great! Not the LED exploding part :) Please leave requests. I'd love for this to turn into a series where I make what people want. Next time I'll make a proximity sensor based off of a request I got on this video. I hope it is up by Sunday
Great little video. I especially like the explanation of the how the pot worked. I knew that before, but the way you explained it really cemented it in a visual way. Keep up the awesome Arduino videos.
Thank you very much :) I'm appreciating the support!!!
Man, your videos are so good; I watch them for fun now but they are really helpful. Thank you!
Thank you very much :)
Naah man, thanks to you!
Hello Derek :) how are you?
I Don't have an arduino but still watching and supporting all your videos :) Thank you!
Thank you Exodus :) You're always awesome!!!
You can always use a free simulator. www.tinkercad.com/ is a good one. I have an Arduino, but I still use this too.
@@jonathanb6400 Thank you for this. Makes practicing so much easier.
I will give you 5/5 star rating since im following you for 3 awesome years
Thank you for hanging around for so long :)
Hello Derek,
New video after a break...
thank you for your videos
I'm very happy you liked :)
If anyone does not have an arduiono but wants to implement these experiments virtually, you can download Fritzing for free where you can model tons of boards including arduinos as well as thousands of electronic components. You can also use the online arduino editor that they have on their site. no need to install the software on your computer when they update it instantly online. It all works great.
Thank you for sharing :)
Always look forward for you videos. Well done.
Thank you very much :)
Nice series. Personally i would've chosen platformio (vs code flavor) just to give the viewer the base for future more complex projects. Keep up the good work!
Thank you :) The only reason I didn't use it is because I figured it would change in the future while the Arduino IDE should look the same
Its very apportunity to see this video I m waiting its along time thnks Derek trully you amazing what you do
Thank you for the nice compliment :)
I think that you should mention that there's two different places where you have to hook up your probe too on your multimeter. Current has one slot for that, voltage and resistance have another slot. So when you're measuring voltage or current, you have to swap out probe slots.
Yes I agree. I'm working on my presentation skills here with the new setup
Hello Derek:) you're helping a lot of people , thank you, am watching your shell scripting and c++ videos! thanks a lot :)
I'm very lucky to be able to help :) I'm happy you are finding the videos useful.
you add CC for the videos thank a lot ... you are the best keep going ♥
Thank you very much :)
Hi Derek, just wondering if you have plans for a machine learning series and, if not, would you consider making one?
You're the best educator on TH-cam.
Thank you :) Yes and I'm working on it. It is a highly demanded topic, but I don't think people realize how complex the math is behind machine learning. Like my video game tutorial, I don't think anyone will watch the series. I do still plan to make it though. It is what I'll start after I finish up Arduino and electronics.
Please, do it. There are still mathematicians and physicists out there that are capable of this :)
Great tutorial as always. Thanks Derek
Thank you :) It is nice to see your name in so many videos
Hello brother, yet another great video with great flow ☺️ you mentioned before that you edit out your pauses of your videos, I can see the edits in this video as the video skips a bit, except I cannot see the video or mouse skipping in your screen recording videos when you edit them? How do you accomplish this because it looks great and makes it seem like you don’t edit at all!! I didn’t even realise you did it until you told me !! Thanks Derek stay classy!
Thank you for the compliment :) Yes I think skipping from screencasting to live screening stands out because iMovie and Camtasia process audio differently. I don't think I can correct that. Aside from that I think I've gotten better only because I've made about 1,000 videos. When I started I was terrible.
Thank u for this awesome video and series
Are you done with your c++ series? Great video btw
This is actually a continuation being that Arduino is programmed using C/C++. If I want to program hardware with C++ I need to explain the electronics side as well.
legend
hello Derek.
i wanted to ask why 1023 = 5V
Hey Derek, would it be possible to get an ASP.net tutorial? I see it in almost every job application out there for web developers and it would be nice to have an awesome tutorial like yours on it!
Thank you :) I'll see what I can do
nice work
Thank you :)
Derek Banas your friend from iraq
I'm very lucky to have friends all over the world :)
Thank you sir very much
Thank you :)
i need help on doing a project for my brother... where i need to trigger an led when something passes over a path ...plz help how to do it
Thank you very much for the request! You can use the ultrasonic sensor module to do that. I cover it in the next video
please guide me with the part list and code ...thanks a lot
I'll try to upload it on Sunday
thanks a lot sir ....
Hello Derek can you sometime do a "learn moonscript in one video" ?
It is very similar to CoffeeScript which I cover here th-cam.com/video/LwYGPc-6sa0/w-d-xo.html
Thanx bro.!
Thank you for watching :)
Hello Derek :) How are you?
Please can you make tutorials on javafx. It will be very great Thankyou.
👍👏
Thank you :)
Electrical engineering 101 made easy
I'm doing my best :)
and you are the best. : )
How about a video on BIOS + UEFI n' Legacy Boot Modes + Partition Tables (GPT, MBR, APT....) + File Systems (NTFS, HFS+, Btrfs.....) and Bootloaders ( GRUB 2, LILO, Chameleon, Clover.....)? Especially "BIOS"
I'll see what I can do
Cool and Thanks again..!!
Can you add some more games maybe 3d side after arduino?
I'll see what I can do. That tutorial was rather depressing. I put a ton of time in and my analytics told me only about 25 people were watching the videos the whole way through :(
can you upload python in advanced level ,it is needed for my thesis
What do you want to see?
Derek Banas my thesis topic is on semantic text similarity ,
I'm not sure what I can do. I have regex tutorials, but I haven't covered nltk yet
Derek Banas Then what can i do?
plz ,can you help me?
Why 255/5, other than that good video. Another one of your videos you use the number 1023 but you never explain why 255 or 1023 in either video. Slow down a little and explain what may or may not be obvious to beginners, but apparently is abvious to you. Such as 255/5 that equals 51 and we are talking about varing the voltage from 0 to 5 volts so why the heck use 255/5 which eauals 51?
Sorry, I am a beginner. I finally read more about Analog write and Analog read and PWM on the Arduino web sites and then I began to understand why the number 255 and 1023 were used by you. If you are a beginner like me you can google Arduino Analogoutput() and learn more about why he uses 255 and 1023.
Hi Derek
I have sent you a question/request in Google+ . I would really appreciate that if it gets look through. It is really important for me.
Thanks Derek
What errors are you getting?
Derek Banas I have posted the errors report in google+ as it just says 1 error in cliVersion.php and 3 errors in generateCLITable.php when I run the php PSR coding standard test. It doesn’t tell me the specific errors. I haven’t been able to detect them. I have shared all the files and errors with you in your google plus account.
plus.google.com/+derekbanas/posts/QZ8nYrb8hRX
for sure your video it is not for a beginner, but for plp that know how arduino works! good tutorial but no for me or for beginner , . good try anyway
First view, first like, first comment as always :D (Without watching of course)
Thank you :) I greatly appreciate it