PART 0: Getting Started with ESP8266

PART 1: ESP8266 with Arduino IDE

• MODULE 1: Getting Started with Arduino IDE
  • Unit 1: ESP8266 with Arduino IDE
  • Unit 2: Blinking LED with Arduino IDE
• MODULE 2: Interacting with GPIOs
  • Unit 1: Digital Inputs and Digital Outputs
  • Unit 2: Analog Inputs
  • Unit 3: PWM – Pulse Width Modulation
  • Unit 4: Interrupts and Timers
  • Unit 5: Deep Sleep
  • Unit 6: Reference Guide
• MODULE 3: Interfacing with sensors, modules and displays
  • Unit 1: DHT11 and DHT22 Digital Temperature and Humidity Sensors
  • Unit 2: BME280 Pressure, Temperature and Humidity Sensor
  • Unit 3: DS18B20 Digital Temperature Sensor
  • Unit 4: 0.96 inch OLED Display
  • Unit 5: Display Sensor Readings on OLED Display
  • Unit 6: I2C Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
• MODULE 4: Web Servers
  • Unit 1: Web Server Introduction
  • Unit 2: Password Protected Web Server
  • Unit 3: Control Sockets Remotely via Web Server
  • Unit 4: Control ESP8266 with Android Widget App
  • Unit 5: Making Your Web Server Accessible from Anywhere in the World
  • Unit 6: DS18B20 Temperature Sensor Web Server
  • Unit 7: DHT11/DHT22 Asynchronous Web Server
  • Unit 8: RGB LED Strip with Color Picker Web Server
  • Unit 9: Web Server using SPIFFS
  • Unit 10: Set the ESP8266 as an Access Point
• MODULE 5: ESP8266 IoT and Home Automation Projects
  • Unit 1: Infrared RGB LED Lamp Controller with ESP8266
  • Unit 2: Weather Station with OLED Display
  • Unit 3: Voltage Regulator (Prepared for LiPo/Li-ion Batteries)
  • Unit 4: Wi-Fi Button (DIY Dash button)
  • Unit 5: ESP8266 Daily Task
  • Unit 6: SONOFF $5 WiFi Wireless Smart Switch
• MODULE 6: MQTT
  • Unit 1: Introducing MQTT
  • Unit 2: Installing Mosquitto MQTT Broker on a Raspberry Pi
  • Unit 3: MQTT Project – MQTT Client ESP8266 #1
  • Unit 4: MQTT Project – MQTT Client ESP8266 #2

PART 2: ESP8266 with NodeMCU Firmware

• Unit 1: ESP8266 with NodeMCU Firmware
• Unit 2: Blinking LED with NodeMCU
• Unit 3: Lua Programming Language –The Basics
• Unit 4: Interacting with the ESP8266 GPIOs using NodeMCU Firmware
• Unit 5: Web Server with ESP8266
• Unit 6: Displaying Temperature and Humidity on a Web Page
• Unit 7: Email Notifier with ESP8266 and PIR Motion Sensor
• Unit 8: ESP8266 RGB Color Picker
• Unit 9: DIY WiFi RGB LED Mood Light

• Course overview
• Assembling the circuit
• Downloading and preparing the Arduino IDE
• Uploading the code
• Controlling outlets (optional)
• Accessing the ESP8266 Web Server from anywhere (optional)
• Soldering, enclosure and final thoughts