My Secret To Prototyping Electronics | Raspberry Pi RP2040

This is how I take my electronic ideas and turn them into working prototypes with a breadboard and microcontroller!
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Time Stamps:
00:00 - Bringing Ideas To Life
00:57 - Sketching Your Idea
01:30 - Choosing Your Microcontroller
02:20 - Wiring Your Prototype
04:20 - Programming Your Prototype
05:32 - Building A Minimum Viable Product
06:09 - Debugging Process
06:54 - Testing the Prototype
07:18 - Conclusion and Call to Action
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yeah mate, you're gonna have good success on youtube. the thumbnail worked on me

[@jakemgrim]

Thanks Mate! I hope you enjoy and stick around for future episodes!

[@VeniceInventors]

Another benefit of running into problems and solving them is that the lessons learned make the next projects easier, and after a while it becomes second nature to minimize the possibility of loose ends in the code and hardware. When something is as good as it needs to be, it's close enough to perfection, and it's time to release the creation from the never ending quest for perfection.
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[@darrencampbell5273]

This video is super informational😊

[@jakemgrim]

Thank you!

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[@jakemgrim]

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[@Claqkzy]

cool teacher online for free. also a cool teacher irl😉

[@jakemgrim]

I try my best :)

[@stefanguiton]

Great video

[@jakemgrim]

Thank you! It’s my pleasure :)

[@ezodextreme6629]

This video is so good i had to comment how good it was before i even saw the video!

[@jakemgrim]

Thank you my friend!

[@hdf3allstars]

great video! loved that you talked about the business perspective of that too, not just the hobbyish side.
im a little big confused with those micro controllers and the wires you need to use on them. would you like to make an introduction/ overview video about working electronic parts and the wires you can use for that?
i come from a software developing background but i just cant figure out how to build functioning machines, that i could program.

[@JesusEdward02.]

Hi! great content, keep making videos :)

[@jakemgrim]

Thank you my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed it!! :)

[@lisagrim4505]

Great video!!!

[@jakemgrim]

@@lisagrim4505 Thank you beautiful!

[@nickhellerjr]

Keep it up man you Fr bout to be the next mark Rober

[@jakemgrim]

One day at a time my friend

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[@jakemgrim]

Well done! You’re the first person to find the Easter Egg!

[@jakemgrim]

I'm surprised no one else has seen it yet!

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