ESP8266 Web Server Step-By-Step Using Arduino IDE (Mac OSX and Windows)

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• Description:
In this video I go over the process, step-by-step, of how to write code in the Arduino IDE for getting a web server running. One of the most common tasks when using the ESP8266 is setting it up as a device that connects to a network and responds to traffic on it (i.e., a Webserver). Though several code samples exist already, I wanted to explain what you need from start to finish.
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• Project parts:
ACROBOTIC Development Board for ESP8266:
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Firmware for the Arduino IDE:
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• Tutorials:
Detailed guide for getting started with the ESP8266 Development Board:
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#ESP8266 #Arduino #Tutorial

[jose-azevedo]

After going through at least 30 tutorials on YouTube, yours was the first one that went step by step and made me understand a bit what each of these commands do, thank you very much Cisco!!

[garygreen]

WOW, I have tried other tutorials and had no success, but this has been explained clearly, now it WORKS and i understand it. Fantastic well done. Thank you

[LuisPa]

Excellent video, simple, powerful, detailed.

[technicalbyvideohmv]

Hi, great video. Could you show me how to use 8266WebServer library (method, function....)? thanks

[ЕвгенийТ-кз]

Английский не знаю, но что делал - понятно! Лайк

[mohamed-rayanelakehal]

Can you make a vedeo about ethernet shield please

[AhmedMahmoud-nqxk]

please tell me how to use and install terminal window can i use in windows 7
I already setup external editor in arduino IDE
but how is next in windows 7
thanks alot

[tdumnxy]

Excellent video, interesting and useful content and very well presented. Well done and thanks.

[xavierb]

Great tutorial! Just annoying how when you're typing code, the camera keeps cutting to you... hard to stop at the right moment and copy your code. When you're typing code, keep the camera on the screen! :D

[allersvp]

after many other YouTube videos i though i have to ready full books myself to understand .. till i got to your videos (calm and step by step) ... now i understand everything.... you are the EVER BEST ... thanks bro

[sergiopena]

Good video, well explained.
I have a problem, I can control the esp8266 only if my phone or pc is connected to the same wifi network .How can i control the esp8266 out of the wifi network. please advise.

[SimonSemore]

Great tutorial, thank you so much for your videos. You really explain all of the functions and jargon in the code and make it much easier to learn. I like your esp8266 OTA video very much also. In that video you referred to your next video being able to send code via OTA at any time without needing to reset. I'm struggling to figure out how to update code.

For example I'd like to add new firmware to update my led controllers to change virtual pin settings etc.

[walterwinnipeg]

Wow! A really excellent video. I really liked your technique of building and testing your code one step at a time, to incrementally verify that each feature you added was working correctly. Bravo!

[pixelpappede]

Simple, precise and accurate :-) Perfect, but one private whish: don't use any background-music for yor future videos :-)

[chrissimpson]

Thank you very much for so many good instructional videos.... Great stuff

[selmanyalcinn]

how can ı run a web server on a static ıp

[bgable]

Sweet!!!, on/off code trick using "!" in digitalWrite(pin_led, !digitalRead(pin_led)); I came across this in another snippet of your code and was scratching my head about it's purpose. Really helped to have you confirm what it was doing. Thanks!!!

[poruatokin]

Really didn't see the point of making directories and writing code in a terminal window. Why not just do it through the OS and the Arduino IDE? Or is this some weird Apple limitation?
Also, as a drinking game, take a shot every time he says "go ahead". You won't last very long.

[Mersal-ujnh]

I think your playlist for "tips and tricks for ESP8266" contains videos in reverse order. Do change it so that complete beginners can easily understand the order👍. After seeing the description of the NEO project video, only I got to know that this one is actually the previous one to be seen first.

[MrBobWareham]

I love your videos you talk at a good speed with a good description of the code you are writing but I don't know if it is me but your text is blue on a black background and it is very hard to see so it makes it hard to follow your code? thanks, Bob