Hi Kevin, I have just stumbled on your channel while looking specifically for tutorials about micro python. A brief scan of your range of topics and videos indicates you have a wide ranging and extensive knowledge. Refreshing then to find an unassuming style always staying at the right level for the learner (in my view). Did I pick up that you have been involved in teaching in the past? This, perhaps helps explain the way in which your sessions are structured and the manner in which you deliver the content. Definately added to my go to channels!
Thanks Ian! I worked in a school for 11 years as their IT support, but not formally as a teacher. I did run the lunchtime and after school computer clubs though.
Sorry I missed the live chat (joined an hour late because of DST). Anyway, I am enjoying the series, you teach these things very clearly. I have several robot projects in progress, thinking about ordering the servis for a pico cat. Have a great day.
Have seen the three, your pace is good. the Vids are good. I am pretty firm on most programming concepts. So I could go faster here and there and I think that would limit newer programmers. Please stick to your plan. I know it takes a while to grow a feel for a language After that, getting fluent is practice... what I think of as calls and subroutines is a major reason for me to be searching for a beginners course. you have shown me one way to define a subroutine (and how to call it) as a microprocessor language I am hoping I can handle errors and keep the program functional. my attempts to read sample code got sticky. thank you for your efforts.
until this episode the explanation was amazing , very well explained , the illustrations of the video are also amazing i learned a lot from these videos about micropython until now and i thank you for all the efforts you've put on it , but starting from GPIO lesson you've started to go faster and i could'nt understand anything i would prefer if you made seprate videos for motors project , temperature sensor project , PWM and so on , thanks a lot anyways overall it's the best well done videos that i've seen so far on youtube especially on the design.
I’m really enjoying the series. Well thought out, prepared and produced-professional! The detailed explanations, flow and examples are helpful in learning AND understanding the logic in the code and how the processor is reading through it. The explanations and examples of how “our” logic may not work is just as important to learn. Thank you!
Sir, thank you for the great explanation. I learned something I didn’t know again. Thank you.
I am truly enjoying this Micro-Python series. Part 3 deserves more the one viewing. I look forward to Part 4.
For extra viewing, wait for “Classes” 😉
Will have to watch again and make some notes, but all good so far. 👍👍
Thanks Martin!
Nice review. I like your speed of delivery. Look forward to part 4.
Hi Kevin, I have just stumbled on your channel while looking specifically for tutorials about micro python. A brief scan of your range of topics and videos indicates you have a wide ranging and extensive knowledge. Refreshing then to find an unassuming style always staying at the right level for the learner (in my view). Did I pick up that you have been involved in teaching in the past? This, perhaps helps explain the way in which your sessions are structured and the manner in which you deliver the content. Definately added to my go to channels!
Thanks Ian! I worked in a school for 11 years as their IT support, but not formally as a teacher. I did run the lunchtime and after school computer clubs though.
Great series Kevin... Looking froward to more tutorials on 'Python/MicroPython' and how it communicates with the hardware..ie Pico-W
great video, very good teaching
Sorry I missed the live chat (joined an hour late because of DST). Anyway, I am enjoying the series, you teach these things very clearly. I have several robot projects in progress, thinking about ordering the servis for a pico cat. Have a great day.
Have seen the three, your pace is good. the Vids are good.
I am pretty firm on most programming concepts.
So I could go faster here and there and I think that would limit newer programmers.
Please stick to your plan. I know it takes a while to grow a feel for a language
After that, getting fluent is practice... what I think of as calls and subroutines
is a major reason for me to be searching for a beginners course.
you have shown me one way to define a subroutine (and how to call it)
as a microprocessor language I am hoping I can handle errors and keep the program functional.
my attempts to read sample code got sticky.
thank you for your efforts.
until this episode the explanation was amazing , very well explained , the illustrations of the video are also amazing i learned a lot from these videos about micropython until now and i thank you for all the efforts you've put on it , but starting from GPIO lesson you've started to go faster and i could'nt understand anything i would prefer if you made seprate videos for motors project , temperature sensor project , PWM and so on , thanks a lot anyways overall it's the best well done videos that i've seen so far on youtube especially on the design.
I’m really enjoying the series. Well thought out, prepared and produced-professional! The detailed explanations, flow and examples are helpful in learning AND understanding the logic in the code and how the processor is reading through it. The explanations and examples of how “our” logic may not work is just as important to learn. Thank you!
Really enjoying this series and your teaching style. Really looking forward to more on this series, a complete micropython course hopefully.
Hi Kevin, great tutorial. Can you make more videos showing how to use the libraries of micropython as using classes and built-in functions? Thanks
Q Do you have a discord I could join?
Sure do - www.kevsrobots.com/discord