For those with a Atom/Python error : Solution that worked for me : Windows 10, "Manage apps execution aliases", turn Off both of "App Installer", and try again
Agreed, the Arduino IDE is great for beginners but is severely lacking in what's considered pretty standard for IDEs these days, I mean, many text editors have basic auto completion. If you're interested, a while back I read about the Arduino IDE 2.0 which is currently in Beta testing. I tried it out a while back and it had a few bugs but was a pretty decent upgrade, hopefully they release it soon, it's been around for a while, they seem to be dragging their feet. www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/getting-started-with-ide-v2
Nice video! I was excited to find another video from you about the VScode implementation, but couldn't find it. It is a shame but, you have a very nice channel!
Yeah, sorry about that, I've been swamped with personal things so I haven't had any time to make videos. More unfortunately, I don't see any time freeing up any time soon. I will definitely get back to it at some point though. Thanks for the feedback.
It looks like they just released a new version in June of this year, maybe it broke from a recent Atom update and they haven't fixed it yet. What makes you say it's deprecated? I see there is a recent issue in the code repository that says it crashes during install, is that the issue you are having? Here's a link to that issue if you want to be part of the discussion github.com/platformio/platformio-atom-ide/issues/2439 It looks like the temporary fix is to uninstall the latest version and install the previous version, it explains how a few comments into the bug but here's a direct link to that as well. github.com/platformio/platformio-atom-ide/issues/2439#issuecomment-674568197 I'd like to know what issues you're having so I can keep up to date on these issues as well, let me know if any of this helped or if you're having a different issue. Thanks for watching!
The latest platformio is going to require python 3. If you have installed python, have you added it to your environment variable 'path'? I'm making the assumption that you're on Windows so let me know if you aren't.
I get this Error: Not a PlatformIO project. `platformio.ini` file has not been found in current working directory (C:\Users\Eng Fred\Document s\PlatformIO\Projects\platformio.ini). To initialize new project please use `platformio project init` command
I've been out of the loop for a while so I don't remember the command exactly. I thought it was platformio init but it's apparently telling you to use platformio project init. In either case, you want to create a folder for your project, enter that folder, then use the init command to generate the CMake files, directories, and other files (like platformio.ini) which defines your project. It looks like you just simply didn't initialize the project.
I Thank you so much I've had it for year's but it was way to faceted for me you made it understandable I am a 3d printer hobbyist so when boards crashed i went to arduino IDE however mac upgrade to 64 bit interface and i could no longer compile even
Platformio would be great if it didn't always load almost everything from the Internet. Even Library that have already been used are reloaded........ And if you want to work offline, the thing is useless Sure the Arduino IDE is very slow and therefore not really good. But the internet isn't needed for all crap
I'm not sure what you mean. The only thing platformIO should be pulling from the internet is dependencies and you don't have to have them pulled every time.
@@Thomas72B That's strange, it might be some sort of new behavior (I haven't used PlatformIO lately, been really busy). I'll have to check that out though, thanks for the feedback.
For those with a Atom/Python error : Solution that worked for me : Windows 10, "Manage apps execution aliases", turn Off both of "App Installer", and try again
Thanks for posting this update, and thank you for watching. I pinned your comment so hopefully it will help others.
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This way better than Arduino IDE. Been using Atom for a while for other stuff.
Agreed, the Arduino IDE is great for beginners but is severely lacking in what's considered pretty standard for IDEs these days, I mean, many text editors have basic auto completion.
If you're interested, a while back I read about the Arduino IDE 2.0 which is currently in Beta testing. I tried it out a while back and it had a few bugs but was a pretty decent upgrade, hopefully they release it soon, it's been around for a while, they seem to be dragging their feet.
www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/getting-started-with-ide-v2
Nice video. Would be great if you covered to Atom Language set up for C/C++ beautify using crustify or Clang
Nice video! I was excited to find another video from you about the VScode implementation, but couldn't find it. It is a shame but, you have a very nice channel!
Yeah, sorry about that, I've been swamped with personal things so I haven't had any time to make videos. More unfortunately, I don't see any time freeing up any time soon. I will definitely get back to it at some point though. Thanks for the feedback.
@@RobotResearchLab Thats completely understandable! Really well edited video, though, I love the style of this and thanks for sharing your knowledge!
It looks like platformio for Atom is depreciated now...
But it is not mentionned on the platformio's website !!
It looks like they just released a new version in June of this year, maybe it broke from a recent Atom update and they haven't fixed it yet. What makes you say it's deprecated? I see there is a recent issue in the code repository that says it crashes during install, is that the issue you are having? Here's a link to that issue if you want to be part of the discussion github.com/platformio/platformio-atom-ide/issues/2439 It looks like the temporary fix is to uninstall the latest version and install the previous version, it explains how a few comments into the bug but here's a direct link to that as well. github.com/platformio/platformio-atom-ide/issues/2439#issuecomment-674568197
I'd like to know what issues you're having so I can keep up to date on these issues as well, let me know if any of this helped or if you're having a different issue. Thanks for watching!
platformio can't find python in my system.I have tried many versions and i get the error message:"can not find python 2.7 or 3.5+ interpreter"
The latest platformio is going to require python 3. If you have installed python, have you added it to your environment variable 'path'? I'm making the assumption that you're on Windows so let me know if you aren't.
I get this Error: Not a PlatformIO project. `platformio.ini` file has not been found in current working directory (C:\Users\Eng Fred\Document
s\PlatformIO\Projects\platformio.ini). To initialize new project please use `platformio project init` command
I've been out of the loop for a while so I don't remember the command exactly. I thought it was platformio init but it's apparently telling you to use platformio project init.
In either case, you want to create a folder for your project, enter that folder, then use the init command to generate the CMake files, directories, and other files (like platformio.ini) which defines your project. It looks like you just simply didn't initialize the project.
I'm getting the same error. Were you able to resolve this?
I Thank you so much I've had it for year's but it was way to faceted for me you made it understandable I am a 3d printer hobbyist so when boards crashed i went to arduino IDE however mac upgrade to 64 bit interface and i could no longer compile even
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Nice video. Appreciate the effort
Platformio would be great if it didn't always load almost everything from the Internet. Even Library that have already been used are reloaded........ And if you want to work offline, the thing is useless Sure the Arduino IDE is very slow and therefore not really good. But the internet isn't needed for all crap
I'm not sure what you mean. The only thing platformIO should be pulling from the internet is dependencies and you don't have to have them pulled every time.
@@RobotResearchLab Every time I create a new sketch, platformIO needs the internet again. Even if I had used the board before.
@@Thomas72B That's strange, it might be some sort of new behavior (I haven't used PlatformIO lately, been really busy). I'll have to check that out though, thanks for the feedback.
Thanks a lot
Thanks!