@mikewhelan5992
I'm 77 years old. I'm OK with analog hardware but software is a challenge. Your video was fast paced but after viewing it a few times I learned a lot. Really excellent!
@grigorjakovleski5075
I'm 107 years old and have been looking for something to mess around with. This video has been a huge help thank you so much!
@Instituto-l6p
Hello I am 520 years old, and I remember at my time we did not have computers but right now I can learn so I can teach my grand grand grand children, thank you very much :)
@ChickentNug
3 minutes in and I'm already learning stuff I've been wanting to learn for years. I honestly thought I was going to have to take a computer engineering course in college to figure this all out. Thank you so much for this.
@infectedswarm3078
This is the type of Arduino tutorial I was looking for. I saw a ton of Arduino tutorials on the youtube but none of them matched the quality of your video. Much appreciated sir.
@alejandradz174
First video that doesn't assume anything, I appreciate the time he takes to explain even the most evident in case some of us don't know. This video is GREAT! Just as someone mentioned earlier, I thought I had to enroll in college classes to find this information. I'm interested in animatronics and thanks to this video I'm not giving up. THANK YOU!
@alswafford7991
Very helpful. I'm 74 and looking for something to do. I have some projects in mind. So thanks for the help!
@arubaguy2733
I began learning Arduino watching Paul McWhorter's tutorials last Winter, then Summer came, we moved, and other things happened, so I ignored Arduino for 8 months. This video is the perfect tool for getting back into my comfort zone working with Arduino. I'm 71, and really have no plans for using Arduino for anything other than keeping my mind from becoming lazy in my old age. I spent my adult life in various mechatronics jobs from installing car radios to heading an electronics service and training department. I got so bored after retiring, I had to find something technical to keep myself feeling alive.
@RGormanJr
I’m 12 minutes in and feel compelled to note what a great teacher you are. Engaging. Informative. Not too fast. Not too slow. Thank you for this.
@UchihaItachi-xj7cz
THANK YOU!!!! You saved my academic life seriously. All the other classmates took expensive courses and money is not available right now, and my school is project based so next semester we'll have tons of project related to Arduino. You literally saved my grades with this free workshop. Keep it up, I wish you the best.
@flycow69
Wow. I couldn't believe that I had the patience of watching the whole 85 minutes of your class and I am very new to this subject. Thanks for making the complex subject so easy to understand.
@gregbowen617
This is so far the best presentation I have seen to understand Arduinos. I'm 63 and not a programmer ( other than High School level Fortran and Cobol in the late 70's!). You have given me the inspiration to learn how to program my Arduino to use on my model railroad...many thanks.
@ChocFlip201
I’m just getting into all this stuff and this was THE SINGLE MOST HELPFUL video I’ve ever watched for arduinos. Fantastic work for teaching us in layman terms.
@hsschepers
Bedankt
@pierrebeauchesne1228
Merci!
@neverknowit11
I worked in a digital instrument manufacturing company. We needed a tool to help us with many facets programming and sensors. I was an Electronics hobbyist this was my idea. We had an Italian company we worked with. Two weeks after I gave my idea Arduino appeared in our Electronics world. Essentially, I may not be the creator of this tool but I was very happy to see it evolve. Arduino is very versatile. You can also design your own board to interact with the main controller.
@winston99999
The best tutorial on Arduino in the world! You have broken the language barrier for a 65 year old mechanical engineer. I have always looked at electronics as a foreign language until I listened to this. I bought a kit last week (Mega) but we’re about to give up that was until I watched this, thank you very much you are a great teacher.
@martinpais4733
Arduino for dummies. Handheld instruction. Makes the class interesting, easy to learn. Superb teacher!! thank you
@bernym4047
Thanks
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