An Easy IoT Solution for Developers and Hobbyists - Micropython or Python - ESP32 or Desktop

A long-winded explanation for a simple IoT application that you might find useful.
Intro: 0:08
WebSite: 3:49
GitLab: 6:24
On Desktop: 12:56
Get Credentials: 30:13
On ESP32: 36:28
Done: 48:59

[MikhailHaurylau]

A newbie here. I had been working on a hobby ESP32 project, and setting up the server has always been a hurdle for me. ezIOT helped clear the hurdle, and now i have a running home venting system which checks outside air quality and temperature and turns on an outside air fan to cool the home interior instead of using the AC. Thanks Clayton!

[YusufBAYLAV]

Hey Clayton, again interesting work. What a discipline to produce so much things in one life. Congrats

[williampinyan]

I always look forward to content from you. I have a project for a child car seat alarm system that uses coin cell, bluetooth and RSS signal strength to an app to warn if child is left in car. However, a board you covered recently for your day job?? had a CAN bus connector which I gathered was destined for a vehicle application. I would like to consider adding CAN for power and access to the horn. Could you do a session on using that technology?
I am an engineer from your neighbor state-Alabama. Do you teach Engineering at UGA?

[reddevilfan]

This is great! Eventually could this become a self hosted solution? Like if all my IoT devices are under one network, I could just set this up locally so all my devices could talk to each other.