ESP8266 Plot Sensor Data With Websockets/Chart.js In Arduino IDE (Mac OSX & Windows) | WeMos BMP180

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Collecting sensor data is one of the most popular applications of microcontrollers. Although we typically visualize it after it's collected, sometimes it's helpful to have a graphical view of the data while it's being measured.
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ACROBOTIC WeMos Development Kit for ESP8266:
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ACROBOTIC WeMos D1 Mini BMP180 Shield for ESP8266:
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[radiojourney]

This is what you call a brilliant tutorial with detailed explanation of each line. Well done.

[StephenGeybels]

Very educational! I like this format! Keep up the great work.

[Dadosza]

I have spent weeks to find your tutorial. Logic clean and easy to follow. You are really an example to make tutorial videos. I really appreciate your job....

[herberdth]

Excellent video! Probably the best spend 18min for arduino on youtube.

[rverm]

cool this is so helpful. i know electronics but i'm just learning how to code in js. its good that put it all together. most of us just dont know how to get a good chart because we don't code for a living. thanks again.

[HollCHR]

Great video, just what I was looking for and very well presented!

[nacs]

Your tutorials are awesome. Just found your channel while searching for ESP/Websocket stuff and you have the best videos with the best explanations of the code. Nice work!
Small nitpick: At 10:16, the ESP doesn't need to be connected to the Internet (only to LAN) since the ESP isn't the one fetching the Cloudflare-hosted library -- its your browser on whatever computer/phone you're viewing the webpage on that needs to have internet access so it can fetch from Cloudflare/CDN/Internet sites. :)

[gressplener]

Very neat. I’m going for a somewhat different concept with logging to a remote linux server, but I was gonna use Charts.js. This video is very useful, thanks!

[elricho]

Excelentemente bien explicado te felicito y aguante Argentina !

[bernienufc]

First time i have come across these videos, great way that you do them, time to subscribe :-

[dewaldesterhuysen]

Your videos are really good. Helped me a lot with my projects. Thanks. :)

[billallen]

Wow, great content! Thanks for making it straightforward!

[hawkinsmlh]

Awesome video. Great example of using websockets.

[colosal]

This channel is the best on topic. Well explained and practical

[JoaoBarbosa]

Amazing tutorial. this is exactly what i needed! congrats!

[nrdesign]

I'm attempting to use an ESP8266 to easily display telemetry from a uni project as a webpage. This tutorial has *tons* of valuable information and also solved the mystery of "how do I get live data to display on my webpage?" for me! :D

Big thanks for this smooth and easy to follow intro.

[PanosKontogiannis]

very informative. Keep the vids coming.

[fluiddynamicist]

Well done amigo. Just what the doctor ordered. Now, you can even show us how to log all those data into excel for manipulation and reporting?
Great job, keep doing what you are doing... you are a great teacher.
Bests

[inspirationalmotivationalv]

Thanks. This video is awesome. Love it.

[Ed]

Great. Detailed explanation I'll try it with an async webserver