REAL Debugging Arduino + ESP32 | JTAG Programmer

🔥This is how you actually make a debug for an Arduino code using virtual code studio, platformIO. Also a JTAG programmer for ESP32 debug.

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[weash]

The video I've been waiting for, for a long long time. Thank you very much !!!

[evanbarnes]

Super helpful! I'm working on a huge program on the Nano and I really need to be able to inspect the values of several variables during execution to be able to see where it's breaking down. This is super helpful.

[stefano.a]

Fantastic tutorial. Usually this setup require hours of searching/trying/re-trying work to make the system working.

[kayakMike]

Well... This was my main argument _against_ Arduino. No real debugging, so it would seem I am not the only one to see this gap.

[electronics.unmessed]

Thanks a lot for that explanation. That really makes code development professional!

[lucdrouin]

Now that was something new and innovative! Congratulation! You continue to provide consistent and useful instructional and informative videos. Professionals and hobbyists really like that.

[hieroben]

Finally - real debugging on an Arduino. That's gonna make a huge difference,

[MyCodingDiary]

You have a gift for teaching. Truly remarkable!

[buicaemanuel-valentin]

Bravo, de un am de zile folosesc și eu Visual studio Code cu funcție de debugg, dacă vrei să faci un proiect mai complex, nu ai altă variantă decât să folosești un degugger adevărat.

[jaroslawpiotrowski]

Super videa, you save me a lot of time - Thank You!

I guess new version of ESP, like S3 have JTAG built in. Even easier. 🥰🥰

[MyCodingDiary]

Your videos always make my day. Keep shining!

[alessandrovichi]

Very interesting tool. This upgrade arduino in a high level.Thank you very much for it

[korishan]

Just came across a video on Twitter of "Touchable Flames". The "flames" are made from water vapor and red led lights. It looks like flames, even while putting your hands through the misting.

[troublehd]

Brilliant Tutorial, it is awesome, thank you so much <3

[thebarn]

Thx, so many details missed by others

[TiagoDdA]

I gave up on arduino a long time ago. Much more efficient and powerful to use the native tools

[anshumanmohanty]

Thanks, brother for spreading the knowledge

[alexnewton]

Great job. Visual Basic is great and better than Arduino IDE

[NilsRohwer]

This is really great for the Arduino! Thank you.
A shame about the esp32 (and 8266?) as so many pins are used in the debugging process.
Still, this is very cool, thanks