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Etienne Gomide asked 3 years ago

Hello,

I purchased the “Build Web Servers with ESP32 and ESP8266”.

I accessed the course page “https://rntlab.com/module-1/welcome-build-web-servers/“
and by reading the “How to follow this eBook?” section I see there are 3 modules, right?

The problem is that on the left menu ‘Course Dashboard’ I have access only to the Module 1 → Unit 1.
How can I access the other modules and units?

Regards,
Etienne

 

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Rui Santos Staff answered 3 years ago

Hello Etienne,

I hope you are doing well! The ““Build Web Servers with ESP32 and ESP8266” is an eBook in PDF format, so in Unit 1 you can download the full eBook in PDF format for offline usage.

The Dashboard does not have any other Modules or Units.

I hope that helps and I apologize for the confusion.

Thanks!
Rui

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Etienne Gomide answered 3 years ago

Hello Rui,
Is it only the eBook?
I thought it would be the eBook and more contents like in the “Home Automation using ESP8266” course.

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Rui Santos Staff answered 3 years ago

Hello again! I’m sorry about the confusion, but as described in the product page, it’s an eBook in PDF format:

Thanks for your patience and let me know if you need further assistance.
Regards,
Rui

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Etienne Gomide answered 3 years ago

The course explain by using only the platformIO or does it instruct how to do it using Arduino IDE  too?

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Rui Santos Staff answered 3 years ago

You can use any IDE… If you’re already familiar with Arduino IDE, you can use it because all projects are compatible with it.

The Arduino IDE works great for small applications. However, for advanced projects with more than 200 lines of code, multiple files, and other advanced features like auto completion and error checking, VS Code with the PlatformIO IDE extension is the best alternative.

Additionally, it is easier to manage libraries and you won’t have trouble with missing dependencies which happens often when using Arduino IDE.

However, nothing stops you from following the projects using Arduino IDE. We include instructions on how to proceed if you want to use Arduino IDE instead. If you choose this option, you need to have another program, a Text Editor, to write the HTML, CSS and JavaScript files.