Basic usage of the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins

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Working with Raspberry Pi GPIO pins is easy and very useful. In this video is an introduction to doing just that.

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Loving your from-the-ground-up approach: great for learning how actually to build on the Pi. Hope you’ll make this a series.

SchoolforHackers

Great video! Just a small comment - It doesn’t matter where you put the resistor. It can be either on negative or positive side of the LED. It will still limit the current that goes through.

PRMINENCE

Definitely more RP videos! Or even some basic electronics could be interesting :)

sasakanjuh

This is the first video I’ve seen of yours but it’s certainly not the last. Everything explained thorough but succinctly without any waffle.

markharrisllb

Great instructional video! I've watch many videos on very similar functions, but the way you explain each function, while showing the dual view (well, tri-view), made each step easy to follow. You've taken the fear out of programming. Thank you and keep it up!

smmextraYT

Eyyy loved the video. Please continue and make this a series

capistor

Most clear coding example I've seen for the RPi. Definitely more RPi videos please I recently fell into the RPi rabbit hole.

reinaldonovoa

This was brilliant E-Man, thank you. Looking forward to much more raspberry pi videos especially when coding using Python and the RPi's GPIO pins. I simply love tinkering with these SBC.

brandonbrand

Excellent hello world here. I’ve done Pic and Arduino now for decades, just got a Pi, just needed this to figure out where to start.

gsansoucie

Thank you, always love videos about Raspberries

beron_the_colossus

Setting up a circuit to add to outdoor motion lights when one catches motion, it turns them all on. This was a perfect tutorial to get the basics I needed of using GPIO to detect input. Thanks.

tburda

I was going to do a RPi project this summer that involves 7-segment displays. These are really helpful, hope you do more.

timstraps

Awesome video. I'd love to see more Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects in the future.

leanobajio

You just gave me one more reason to start learning Python. Especially since I already have two Raspberry PIs that I switch back and forth between different projects (mainly retro gaming, music and video streaming).

carpandrei

This was super useful as someone that knows how to program + a little circuit knowledge. If you do more like this, hooking up a motor to a similar event would be cool.

stevewlasichuk