A box of cheap sensors taught me more about the ESP32 than any tutorial
When I got my first ESP32, tutorials were the first thing I consulted, and they worked well for the most part. If I wanted to build a Bluetooth proxy, I’d look into official and community posts on how to do so. Likewise, I’d check on common projects I could build with these tiny microcontrollers, and pick up the sensor, circuitry, and robotics modules accordingly. Although this methodical approach helped me build cool smart home gizmos, I didn’t really learn anything about the ESP32 during the projects.
When I got my first ESP32, tutorials were the first thing I consulted, and they worked well for the most part. If I wanted to build a Bluetooth proxy, I’d look into official and community posts on how to do so. Likewise, I’d check on common projects I could build with these tiny microcontrollers, and pick up the sensor, circuitry, and robotics modules accordingly. Although this methodical approach helped me build cool smart home gizmos, I didn’t really learn anything about the ESP32 during the projects.
Daniel Martinez
Dallas
Dallas
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