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This one was a great video Derek. Your explanation is amazingly helpful. Will try this tools once I get into making a project. Thank you for making this video's. Namaskaram 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@derekbanas Yes please! These kinds of projects gets me super excited, then i copy the ideas with my own twist. Bought all of the things i could at europe and rest of the build is improvised, probably made from recycling stuff like cardboard and tin cans. Thank you for sharing this with us.
agreed. Also a deteiled FPGA /verilog TUT. made by Derek would be very interesting unfortunately seems not many hardware ppl here or interested. cheers.
@@derekbanas Hey, Derek. I really enjoyed this MakeCode Tutorial. Can you also make a tutorial, or a multipart series about Stencyl? It's an indie game development platform, very similar to MakeCode and Android App Inventor. Instead of writing the code, you just drag and drop the blocks. I think that it would be a good idea for a tutorial.
Hey Derek, it's along time ago, you were a great help! I went through your playlists, and I could not find anything about functional programming or category theory. It would be a great addition from you :)
Thank you for visiting my channel again. I have tutorials on all the functional languages, but nothing specific to the techniques of functional programming. I'll see about making one.
@@derekbanas thnx for the quick response Derek. You indeed have tutorials about functional languages, and there are other tutorials about functional concepts, but nothing is as good as your series about design patterns or object oriented programming. Functional programming, and the concepts behind it are very hard to grasp (monads, monoids etc). Thank you, much love.
Everyday I'm amazed by all the amazing things in the world! There is always something amazing to learn! It took less than 30 minutes to make this collision detection robot from scratch. My kids loved it :)
I've been playing with electronics like this for years. If people are interested I can show how to make tons of things. My business used to be based around making low cost security systems using cheap components like this. I'm messing around with a machine learning Raspberry Pi right now!
@@derekbanas woooow that's awesome..; well i used a esp32 and some sensors to create a water testing device. All is was able to do is extract data and send it to firebase.(don't have knowledge about electronics). This is some next level thing.
I laugh when people say it is pointless to have a diverse knowledge base. My web development company was struggling. I met with a major distributor and the meeting was going badly. Then he said it is too bad you can't build security systems for cheap because his security company was charging him thousands a month. I said I can make you a system that you can monitor from your mobile phone for under $80 a camera. He then said it is too bad you don't know how to fix our CSM software, which was written using Visual Basic and Access, because nobody programs in that anymore. I took both jobs and made him so happy that I got his online stores. They made him his money back in a month and he told all his rich friends about me and my business was set. All of that happened because I knew how to program Arduinos and Visual Basic. Being nice to a Jehovah Witness was also part of the equation, but this story is long enough :)
@@derekbanas You should make some videos on NODE-Red if you have the oppurtunity. It's pretty simple to get started with but a very powerfull tool in the right hands.
Thanks so much!! I got my CPX and found the mu-editor frustrating and the experience most annoying compared to Arduino. Will watch later (focusing on ML right now). Thanks !
@@derekbanas I found issues running the mu-editor on my iMac v11.x but worked fine on macbook v10.x (same issue as Streamlit), Just wanted you to know that this issue exists. I would enjoy a walk through examples as I don't care for Adafruit / Circuit Python's guides.
I love to teach using real projects. When I make a CircuitPython tutorial it will just be a ton of progressively more advanced projects all in one video. I love Adafruit, but I wish it was easier to navigate their tutorials. I understand though (being a guy with over 1000 videos) that that is hard though.
Thank you, but I'm nothing special. I have been working with electronics for a long time, so that helped when learning about MakeCode. I mainly learn by looking at examples that other people created and then I mess around and experiment to find my own solutions. If I'm learning something completely foreign to me I learn a little bit constantly through out the day. For example I'm trying to learn how to play chess well right now. For some reason people that are good at something normally are terrible at explaining why. I spend a lot of my time trying to figure out what core subjects I must learn. For chess I finally realized that learning the end game is the most important thing. I never read that any place, but it became logical. Why is that? Well if you know all of the locations you have to be in to win, you then know which pieces to move where and what to protect. Now that I know what to study I focus on repetition learning. I use Anki a lot to do this. It is basically intelligent flashcards. Our brains have to be convinced that knowledge is important to store that knowledge. So if I'm learning anything new I constantly study it. So when I have 5 minutes here and there through out the day I look at my flashcards and review. After constantly doing this my brain says Hey He Thinks this is Important!!! Then my brain gets very good at learning that subject.
@@derekbanas Hello Derek, thank you so much for you answer!!! Wow, what a great answer! It helped me a lot and I guess other people as well. Thank you and wish you all the best.
Hello sir Derek. Because of this video, I got inspired to learn about logic boards. To be honest, I don't know where to start. My goal is to be able to understand logic boards of electronics such as flash drives, TVs, laptops, etc. Can you give me some advice of where I should start? Should I go and learn arduino first? Or physics first? Thank you
That is great! I used to use Arduino for everything, but I changed over to CircuitPython and I have not looked back. You don't need to know physics to understand this stuff. It is much better to make a lot of different things. You'll learn way more by thinking of a project and then learning how to make it work than you'll learn from any single book. I hope to upload a CircuitPython tutorial in the next few days. I'd recommend a Circuit Playground Bluefruit to get started. There are tons of add-on boards that you can use to create just about anything. After you master it, then I'd look into a Raspberry Pi, but I wouldn't start with a RPi. A CPB or CPX is a way more fun board that will teach you way more than if you jumped right into a RPi. MakeCode is also a great way to get started. If you know MakeCode transitioning to CircuitPython will be much easier.
@@derekbanas thank you very much for the advice. Now I have ideas I can research about. I'm looking forward to the CircuitPython video (Python is my main and favorite programming language. And I learned it from your youtube and udemy videos). Now I know where to start. Thank you very very much
That's great! Thank you for checking out my course. I use Python for everything except mobile development. It's the language to know. I was going to release the CP tutorial in parts, but then decided to make a learn in one. It will be loaded with projects that show how to do basically anything. I hope you find it useful.
I did a few years ago. I'll look into making a new one. I actually use Xamarin to make iOS and Android apps. I very recently made a iOS tutorial using Swift.
I wish they had a MakeCode for the ESP32 and all its peripherals like DMA, I2S, SPI, I2C,... etc. Not just for MicroBit and Circuit Playground Express. Come on Espressif. Get to it.
@@derekbanas I have micropython loaded on one of them but can make myself do python. It may sound stupid, but as a C programmer since 1985, I can't learn new programming language. They all seem stupid and slow pigs after C!
I understand. I used and continued to use only C for anything hardware related my whole life. I only recently started using Python because I do everything else with Python for work. I still can't figure out how C / C++ didn't become the language of data science and machine learning.
Hey Derek, I have bought your python course! its great! I just wanted to ask that can you suggest Indian alternatives to the cricket board? by the way I am that guy who is getting the mysql error, I have asked a question in the QnA section.
Hi, I'm pretty sure I answered your mySQL question. Here are all the boards compatible with MakeCode github.com/adafruit/awesome-makecode#makecode-compatible-hardware
Please do a Linux video on Rpi. I need to use the command line, but lack admin knowledge. You have no videos on Linux command line. It must be nice to walk around and know so much, like you.
@@derekbanas I did watch that one. Very nice work. Hope you do something with Raspberry Pi. You've got this down to an art form. Thanks for being such a dedicated good teacher.
Im just learning sooooo many things at the same time 😔 Im learning machine learning with python , front-end web development (html css javascript jquery react ) And now this fucking arduino thing came out from no were 😂😂 I have to do college homework and all these quizzes !!!!!! IM LOST 🥴🥴🥴
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Thank you :)
This one was a great video Derek. Your explanation is amazingly helpful. Will try this tools once I get into making a project.
Thank you for making this video's.
Namaskaram 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for the nice compliment :) I loved making this video. I'll make more since so many people liked it.
I am glad you are doing hardware tutorials now. You are one of my favorite youtubers. Keep it up!
Thank you very much :) I love doing videos like this and if people want them you can expect more
@@derekbanas Yes please! These kinds of projects gets me super excited, then i copy the ideas with my own twist. Bought all of the things i could at europe and rest of the build is improvised, probably made from recycling stuff like cardboard and tin cans. Thank you for sharing this with us.
agreed. Also a deteiled FPGA /verilog TUT. made by Derek would be very interesting unfortunately seems not many hardware ppl here or interested. cheers.
This channel is an absolute gold mine for CS students like myself, i told my entire class about it.
Thank you Derek! please never stop making videos.
Thank you for the compliment and for telling others :) I appreciate the support!
Best website for coding beginners ....any guide's 👍🏻
Hey, Derek. Thank you so much for all this videos tutorials, you're absolutely insane at this. Never give up
Thank you :) Love you too! It is hard to continue because I get such few views, but nice messages like yours keep me going!
Thankyou Derek. I seriously needed this video.
I'm glad you liked it :) It was a ton of fun to make
@@derekbanas Hey, Derek. I really enjoyed this MakeCode Tutorial. Can you also make a tutorial, or a multipart series about Stencyl? It's an indie game development platform, very similar to MakeCode and Android App Inventor. Instead of writing the code, you just drag and drop the blocks. I think that it would be a good idea for a tutorial.
@@bencontrol9340 I’ll take a look. Thank you for the request
derek you are my hero. i think i'll start my ownYT thanks to you. you really inspire me
Thank you :) Anyone can do what I do. I don’t have a high IQ. I just love learning and experimenting
Hello Derek.you make excellent videos.I have very high regard for you.You are my virtual teacher.:)
Thank you for taking the time to say that I have helped. I appreciate it! Always feel free to ask questions. I love to help people.
Wow! fantastic video Derek. Thankyou!
Thank you very much :)
Derek great video! Your videos never disappoint.
Thank you very much :) I love to make videos on everything
Derek I just want to say.....in search of gold,I found diamond🙏🔥❤️
Thank you for the very nice compliment :) I greatly appreciate it!
Awesome!
Thank you :) It was fun to make
Hey Derek, it's along time ago, you were a great help! I went through your playlists, and I could not find anything about functional programming or category theory. It would be a great addition from you :)
Thank you for visiting my channel again. I have tutorials on all the functional languages, but nothing specific to the techniques of functional programming. I'll see about making one.
@@derekbanas thnx for the quick response Derek. You indeed have tutorials about functional languages, and there are other tutorials about functional concepts, but nothing is as good as your series about design patterns or object oriented programming. Functional programming, and the concepts behind it are very hard to grasp (monads, monoids etc). Thank you, much love.
This is very interesting!
Everyday I'm amazed by all the amazing things in the world! There is always something amazing to learn! It took less than 30 minutes to make this collision detection robot from scratch. My kids loved it :)
That's something new..; I never knew something like this exists
I've been playing with electronics like this for years. If people are interested I can show how to make tons of things. My business used to be based around making low cost security systems using cheap components like this. I'm messing around with a machine learning Raspberry Pi right now!
@@derekbanas woooow that's awesome..; well i used a esp32 and some sensors to create a water testing device. All is was able to do is extract data and send it to firebase.(don't have knowledge about electronics). This is some next level thing.
I laugh when people say it is pointless to have a diverse knowledge base. My web development company was struggling. I met with a major distributor and the meeting was going badly. Then he said it is too bad you can't build security systems for cheap because his security company was charging him thousands a month. I said I can make you a system that you can monitor from your mobile phone for under $80 a camera. He then said it is too bad you don't know how to fix our CSM software, which was written using Visual Basic and Access, because nobody programs in that anymore. I took both jobs and made him so happy that I got his online stores. They made him his money back in a month and he told all his rich friends about me and my business was set.
All of that happened because I knew how to program Arduinos and Visual Basic. Being nice to a Jehovah Witness was also part of the equation, but this story is long enough :)
@@derekbanas You should make some videos on NODE-Red if you have the oppurtunity. It's pretty simple to get started with but a very powerfull tool in the right hands.
I’d be interested in more digital circuit stuff, half adders, latches, flip flops, registers and what not ;)
More is coming. I actually have a bunch of low level electronics tutorials already
Thanks so much!! I got my CPX and found the mu-editor frustrating and the experience most annoying compared to Arduino. Will watch later (focusing on ML right now). Thanks !
Happy to help :) I'll be covering the Mu editor soon with CircuitPython if people like this video.
@@derekbanas I found issues running the mu-editor on my iMac v11.x but worked fine on macbook v10.x (same issue as Streamlit), Just wanted you to know that this issue exists. I would enjoy a walk through examples as I don't care for Adafruit / Circuit Python's guides.
I love to teach using real projects. When I make a CircuitPython tutorial it will just be a ton of progressively more advanced projects all in one video. I love Adafruit, but I wish it was easier to navigate their tutorials. I understand though (being a guy with over 1000 videos) that that is hard though.
Hyy love from india bro👍
I Love India!!! I'm more popular in India than in any other country. I'm extremely grateful!
@@derekbanas well 2nd highest population ;)
Wow Derek, you are amazing. How do you learn all this stuff? I wish I could learn as effective as you do. Do you learn over courses or books?
Thank you, but I'm nothing special. I have been working with electronics for a long time, so that helped when learning about MakeCode. I mainly learn by looking at examples that other people created and then I mess around and experiment to find my own solutions.
If I'm learning something completely foreign to me I learn a little bit constantly through out the day. For example I'm trying to learn how to play chess well right now. For some reason people that are good at something normally are terrible at explaining why. I spend a lot of my time trying to figure out what core subjects I must learn. For chess I finally realized that learning the end game is the most important thing. I never read that any place, but it became logical.
Why is that? Well if you know all of the locations you have to be in to win, you then know which pieces to move where and what to protect. Now that I know what to study I focus on repetition learning. I use Anki a lot to do this. It is basically intelligent flashcards.
Our brains have to be convinced that knowledge is important to store that knowledge. So if I'm learning anything new I constantly study it. So when I have 5 minutes here and there through out the day I look at my flashcards and review. After constantly doing this my brain says Hey He Thinks this is Important!!! Then my brain gets very good at learning that subject.
@@derekbanas Hello Derek, thank you so much for you answer!!! Wow, what a great answer! It helped me a lot and I guess other people as well. Thank you and wish you all the best.
Hello sir Derek. Because of this video, I got inspired to learn about logic boards.
To be honest, I don't know where to start. My goal is to be able to understand logic boards of electronics such as flash drives, TVs, laptops, etc.
Can you give me some advice of where I should start? Should I go and learn arduino first? Or physics first?
Thank you
That is great! I used to use Arduino for everything, but I changed over to CircuitPython and I have not looked back. You don't need to know physics to understand this stuff. It is much better to make a lot of different things. You'll learn way more by thinking of a project and then learning how to make it work than you'll learn from any single book. I hope to upload a CircuitPython tutorial in the next few days. I'd recommend a Circuit Playground Bluefruit to get started. There are tons of add-on boards that you can use to create just about anything. After you master it, then I'd look into a Raspberry Pi, but I wouldn't start with a RPi. A CPB or CPX is a way more fun board that will teach you way more than if you jumped right into a RPi. MakeCode is also a great way to get started. If you know MakeCode transitioning to CircuitPython will be much easier.
@@derekbanas thank you very much for the advice. Now I have ideas I can research about. I'm looking forward to the CircuitPython video (Python is my main and favorite programming language. And I learned it from your youtube and udemy videos).
Now I know where to start. Thank you very very much
That's great! Thank you for checking out my course. I use Python for everything except mobile development. It's the language to know. I was going to release the CP tutorial in parts, but then decided to make a learn in one. It will be loaded with projects that show how to do basically anything. I hope you find it useful.
Derek you should watch Dr.stone . You are like Dr.stone but for programming
That is a very nice compliment! Thank you! I’d make videos like that but I don’t think I could improve on primitive technologies videos
Could you do an Android Studio tutorial series?
I did a few years ago. I'll look into making a new one. I actually use Xamarin to make iOS and Android apps. I very recently made a iOS tutorial using Swift.
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I wish they had a MakeCode for the ESP32 and all its peripherals like DMA, I2S, SPI, I2C,... etc.
Not just for MicroBit and Circuit Playground Express. Come on Espressif. Get to it.
You can program it with CircuitPython
@@derekbanas I have micropython loaded on one of them but can make myself do python.
It may sound stupid, but as a C programmer since 1985, I can't learn new programming language.
They all seem stupid and slow pigs after C!
I understand. I used and continued to use only C for anything hardware related my whole life. I only recently started using Python because I do everything else with Python for work. I still can't figure out how C / C++ didn't become the language of data science and machine learning.
Hey Derek, I have bought your python course! its great! I just wanted to ask that can you suggest Indian alternatives to the cricket board? by the way I am that guy who is getting the mysql error, I have asked a question in the QnA section.
Hi, I'm pretty sure I answered your mySQL question. Here are all the boards compatible with MakeCode github.com/adafruit/awesome-makecode#makecode-compatible-hardware
Sir, the things you are doing with cricket, can it be done with all the other softwares?
Derek banas university!! 😁
My goal is to make a tutorial on everything eventually
@@derekbanas I hope for you to succeed!! We learn a lot!!!
Please do a Linux video on Rpi.
I need to use the command line, but lack admin knowledge.
You have no videos on Linux command line.
It must be nice to walk around and know so much, like you.
I'll see what I can do. I have a Shell Scripting tutorial czcams.com/video/hwrnmQumtPw/video.html
@@derekbanas I did watch that one. Very nice work. Hope you do something with Raspberry Pi.
You've got this down to an art form. Thanks for being such a dedicated good teacher.
Im just learning sooooo many things at the same time 😔
Im learning machine learning with python , front-end web development (html css javascript jquery react )
And now this fucking arduino thing came out from no were 😂😂
I have to do college homework and all these quizzes !!!!!!
IM LOST 🥴🥴🥴
I normally have so many ideas in my head that I feel like I'm going to explode. It is a nice feeling :)
@@derekbanas but it's worth to learn Arduino, not now but in the future Ur videos will help me . Thanks 👍