Getting Started
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Downloading our Integrated Development Environment (IDE) (2:34)
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Installing our Integrated Development Environment (IDE) (2:38)
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Downloading the Required Documentation (6:21)
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Coding : Understanding the Context of Bare-Metal Development (27:46)
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Coding : Testing our Setup by Developing a GPIO Output Driver (Pt.1) (7:19)
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Coding : Testing our Setup by Developing a GPIO Output Driver (Pt.2) (31:33)
Introduction to Network Programming
Developing the Debug UART Driver
Developing the ESP UART Driver
Developing a Timebase for the System
Developing a First-In-First-Out (FIFO) Data Structure for Managing Data
Developing a Circular Buffer Data Structure for Managing Data
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Introduction to the Circular Buffer Data Structure (6:53)
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Coding : Implementing the Initialization function (16:08)
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Coding : Storing a Character in the Buffer (5:12)
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Coding : Finding a Substring within a String (11:06)
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Coding : Clearing the Buffer (8:26)
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Coding : Implementing the BufferRead function (7:54)
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Coding : Writing Data to the Buffer (10:30)
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Coding : Checking for Data in the Buffer (3:16)
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Coding : Getting the first Character of a String in the Buffer (6:00)
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Coding : Finding Response in the Data Stream (8:11)
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Coding : Getting the next String after a particular String (7:20)
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Coding : Copying Specific Strings in a Text (10:35)
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Coding : Integrating a Callback function for the Debug UART (6:07)
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Coding : Integrating a Callback function for the ESP UART (12:59)
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Coding : Testing the Circular Buffer Data Structure (9:05)
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Coding : Testing the Circular Buffer Implementation with the ESP UART Port (18:56)
Developing an ESP8266 WiFi Connection Library using the Circular Buffer
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Coding : Enabling Station (STA) mode (12:32)
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Coding : Connecting to a WIFI Access Point (24:24)
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Coding : Getting the Local IP Address of the Device (17:44)
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Coding : Enabling Multiple Connections (4:31)
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Coding : Creating a TCP Server (5:43)
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Coding : Sending Data to the Server (11:06)
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Coding : Hosting a Webpage on the Server (17:08)
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Coding : Configuring the RESET Pin of the ESP8266 Chip (10:03)
Developing an ESP8266 WiFi Connection Library using the FIFO
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Coding : Cleaning Up the Project (5:34)
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Coding : Listing the Required String Processing Helper Functions (7:24)
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Coding : Implementing the String Search Initialization functions (13:24)
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Coding : Implementing the String Search (19:07)
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Coding : Moving Data Between the Software FIFO and the UART Hardware (28:58)
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Coding : Implementing the WIFI UART Callback function (3:21)
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Coding : Sending Commands to the ESP8266 Chip (4:16)
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Coding : Resetting the ESP8266 Chip (37:01)
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Coding : Setting the WIFI Mode (12:32)
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Coding : Listing all WIFI Access Points (4:32)
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Coding : Joining a WIFI Access Point (Network) (12:00)
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Coding : Getting the Local IP Address of the Device (4:12)
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Coding : Creating a TCP Server (5:18)
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Coding : Sending TCP Packets to the Remote Server (10:32)
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Coding : Closing the TCP Connection (2:50)
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Coding : Getting the IP Address of a Website (6:42)
Final Project 1 : Accessing Realtime Weather Information
Final Project 2 : Developing a Remote Hardware Control Server
Final Project 3 : Storing Sensor Data In the Cloud
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Coding : Locating the ADC Bus and Pins (8:00)
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Coding : Implementing the ADC Initialization Function (14:01)
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Coding : Implementing the ADC Read Function (7:56)
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Coding : Testing the ADC Driver (10:35)
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Coding : Sending the Sensor Data to the Cloud (26:11)
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Coding : Testing the Cloud Storage (13:04)
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Coding : Using Multiple Sensors (21:32)
Closing
