Build an ESP32 Web Server with Arduino IDE

In this project you’ll create a standalone web server with an ESP32 that controls outputs (two LEDs) using the Arduino IDE programming environment. The web server is mobile responsive and can be accessed with any device that as a browser on the local network. We’ll show you how to create the web server and how the code works step-by-step.

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[NMrick]

One of the few ESP32 tutorials on YouTube I've seen that actually worked for me. I was even able to change the GPIO pins to match those built into the ezsbc module. Off to add the third RGB pin on the module. Thanks.

[rafhaelcarvalho]

Parabéns Rui, sigo o randomnerds a algum tempo, material diferenciado. Congratulations !!!

[tubegor]

Wonderful tutorial, explained very thoroughly. Thank you very much.

[edinfific]

I love your step-by-step explanations. 👍🏻

[RMMU]

Wow, really good tutorial! Thank you.

[CdrSpock]

Well done! Very informative and compact

[uuuboy]

This really helpful for me, thanks you so much.

[frankaerssens]

Thanks a lot ! very good tutorial and it worked perfectly

[raphaellima]

Hello Rui ! Thank you so much for sharing this. Congrats and I hope you sucess.

[albertocavallini]

Very clear and helpful. Thank you very much...!

[senthilkumaranmahadevan]

a brilliant work .... thank you for your contribution

[masouddayaghi]

thanks a lot man, it is a really nice video

[CryptoGraphIndex]

is there a way to change the background of the webpage and use something like external CSS style sheets to make the buttons look nicer?

[yeinsonjosesernahuamani]

Excellent tutorial a question if the focus is on as I update it on the web I wait for your answer thanks

[neki]

That is really cool. Thank you very much !!!

[carlos]

obrigado rui, muito fixe da tua parte. fica a saber que sou teu fã à muito tempo. orbigado e abarco

[anlpereira]

Hi, great video. Can you make a bigger example? With a table etc. Thanks

[martonhegedus]

Nice and useful video, thx 4 upload... ;)

[shahryarpasyar]

HI, Thanks a lot, it was very useful for me and I made it

[angst_]

When using Access Point mode, is the ip address always the same? Is there an easy way to make it static? I'm trying to avoid having to use a serial connection to figure out the ip address. It would be nice just to set it to 1.1.1.1 or something simple.