Raspberry Pi 4 - Introduction to Node-RED | Easy Tutorial

In this video, I will show you the basics of Node-RED in Raspberry Pi 4. Node-RED is a visual drag and drop tool that is pre-installed on the Raspberry Pi 4.

In this series, you will…
1. Work with the Raspberry Pi 4
2. Learn how to make cool projects with the Breadboard
3. Continue learning Python programming Language

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[teguhgumilar]

Great, keep making simple and understandable videos. Dont forget to put the photos of schematic at beginning or end, it will help me as beginner

[majorroli]

Nicely done!! Not too much, but just explaining the important stuff! Keep it up 🆙

[warrenscorner]

Excellent tutorial young man! Please do more Node-RED.

[derekhypes]

Great video, very clear explanation. Love to see more on Nodered, thanks

[DRI]

Thank you for this video.
Really well done and easy to follow.

Best Regards,
Didier

[JoseReyes-hgqp]

Excellent video friend.. I need your help. I am currently doing a practice of using Node red on the RASPBERRY PI, the problem in question is that I need that if the power is lost and returns, the RASPBERRY pi automatically executes the flow or program that I have in Node red... Thanks in advance for your help... Greetings

[kychemclass]

Great stuff. Thanks for the quick and simple intro. I've not done any Node Red work yet. I didn't see any compiling - you were just in live "test" mode, yes? How do you 'burn' the program onto the Pi so that on boot-up the Pi executes the Node Red software/circuit design?

[SuperHaunts]

Bad design to use a resistor to ground. Ground should always be ground, and resistance to load (or positive).