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New Units: Programming ESP32 with PlatformIO IDE and ESP32 Troubleshooting Guide

Rui here, I hope you are doing well!

I’ve just released 2 new Units for the Programming ESP32 with Arduino IDE course.

Here’s the new Units:

  • Programming ESP32 with Atom Text Editor and PlatformIO IDE
  • ESP32 Troubleshooting Guide

Login here: https://rntlab.com/courses

What’s Next…

We’re currently working on a new Module dedicated to the ESP32 with MQTT (publish messages and subscribe to MQTT topics).

Note: the eBook version of the course will only be updated when new “ESP32 MQTT Module” is completed.

Thanks for reading,

Rui

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