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ESP32 - Getting Started with ESP-IDF

I'll show you how to get started with the Espressif IoT Development Framework (ESP-IDF), the official Espressif toolset for building professional, production-ready firmware for the ESP32. If you would like to go further, check out my full IoT Firmware Development with ESP32 and ESP-IDF course: https://learnembedded.dev/courses/iot... The GitHub repository used in the video can be found here: https://github.com/ShawnHymel/course-... Check out the written tutorial to see how to build the Docker image, write a simple blinking LED application with ESP-IDF, build the application, and flash it to your ESP32: https://shawnhymel.com/2872/esp32-get... ESP-IDF is built on a fork of FreeRTOS, enabling true multi-threaded applications and allowing developers to run multiple tasks in parallel. With its powerful library ecosystem, you can easily control GPIO pins, interface with a wide range of sensors, and implement complete networking stacks for Wi-Fi and other connectivity options, which makes it ideal for serious IoT device development. I cover how to set up ESP-IDF using a unified Docker image and then walk you through the process of writing your first “blink” application. We’ll see how ESP-IDF uses CMake to build the application and how to use Python to flash the application to your development board. If you do not have an ESP32 board, do not worry! I’ll also demonstrate how to emulate the application using Espressif’s fork of QEMU. Beyond simply learning ESP-IDF without real hardware, QEMU also offers a powerful way to test your applications prior to deployment as part of a CI/CD pipeline. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:42 Install Docker Image with ESP-IDF 8:20 Write the Blinky Application 17:10 Build the Application 20:20 Flash the Application 27:14 Using QEMU 38:22 IoT with ESP-IDF Course #ESP32 #ESPIDF #embedded #EmbeddedSystems #IoT #microcontroller #electronics #programming