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Just Completed the "Build Web Servers with ESP32/8266

Q&A Forum › Category: Other › Just Completed the "Build Web Servers with ESP32/8266
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Keith asked 4 years ago

Sara & Rui – I really appreciate the amount of work that went into putting a course like this together. The course was exactly what I had expected and hoped for. You gave me a foundation to jump into other projects on my own. I find that my weak points are really trying to understand the code at a deeper level. For example, I looked inside the header files such as ESPAsyncWebServer in git and discovered how you came up with those somewhat complex lines of code in main.cpp. As I progress, Is it a matter of learning the details of those header files and libraries in git and how to use them in my code that will help me dig into the ESP32 and how to program it? Thanks again……Keith

Question Tags: C++ header files for creating a Web Server
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Sara Santos Staff answered 4 years ago

Hi Keith.
 
I’m happy that you liked the course and found it useful.
 
Searching and analyzing the library files is something that comes with experience. I think it is a very difficult thing to teach. In my opinion, it is something that you learn by yourself as you progress in your learning journey. That’s what happened to me.
 
When you understand how to take a look at those files, programming your boards will be much easier.
 
Nonetheless, It may be a good idea to give some hints about the library files and how to search for methods and how to use them. I’ll think about that and maybe include something in future versions of the eBook.
 
Thanks for following our work.
Regards,
Sara

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