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9 December 2023

Debugging ESP32 Applications with VisualGDB

By Stephen in Development Tag esp32, visualgdb

Introduction Debugging is integral to embedded systems development, ensuring the correctness and functionality of the software running on microcontrollers. VisualGDB provides a comprehensive debugging environment for ESP32 microcontrollers, facilitating the…

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9 December 2023

Using the VisualGDB Plugin

By Stephen in Development Tag esp32, visualgdb

Introduction I feel at home in Visual Studio. It has so many options that it can be used for virtually anything. IDEs like the Arduino IDE are great as far…

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24 November 2023

Send an ESP32 New Firmware OTA

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, esp32, ota

To facilitate over-the-air (OTA) firmware updates for the ESP32 using a C# application, you'll need to prepare both the ESP32 firmware to handle OTA requests and write C# code to…

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23 November 2023

Connecting an ESP32 to a DS18B20 Temperature Sensor Using C# and nanoFramework

By Stephen in Development Tag ds18b20, esp32, nanoframework

Introduction The ESP32 microcontroller, known for its versatility in IoT applications, can be easily integrated with various sensors. In this blog post, we will explore how to connect a DS18B20…

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23 November 2023

Exploring the nanoFramework Flasher Tool (nanoff) for ESP32 Development

By Stephen in Development Tag esp32, nanoff, nanoframework

Introduction For enthusiasts and professionals diving into IoT development with ESP32, the nanoFramework offers a great platform, especially for those familiar with C#. A crucial aspect of working with the…

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23 November 2023

Installing Drivers for ESP32 Development on Windows: A Step-by-Step Guide

By Stephen in Development Tag drivers, esp32

Introduction The ESP32 microcontroller has emerged as a popular choice for IoT projects due to its Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities, ample processing power, and affordability. For Windows users, setting up…

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23 November 2023

Flashing nanoFramework onto ESP32: A Comprehensive Guide

By Stephen in Development Tag esp32, nanoframework

Introduction The ability to run high-level programming languages on microcontrollers has been a game-changer. The nanoFramework project, which allows the execution of C# code on microcontrollers, is a remarkable example.…

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23 November 2023

Harnessing WiFi Capabilities on ESP32 with C#: A Practical Guide

By Stephen in Development Tag esp32, nanoframework

Introduction Incorporating WiFi connectivity into IoT projects can significantly expand their capabilities. With the ESP32 microcontroller and the nanoFramework, you can now achieve this using C#, a language familiar to…

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23 November 2023

Debugging C# on ESP32: A Guide for Developers

By Stephen in Development Tag esp32, nanoframework

Introduction The ESP32 microcontroller has become popular for IoT projects due to its great features and affordability. With the advent of the nanoFramework, developers can now write and debug C#…

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23 November 2023

Installing the nanoFramework for Visual Studio: A Step-by-Step Guide

By Stephen in Development Tag esp32, nanoframework

Introduction For developers looking to bridge the gap between the .NET ecosystem and the world of embedded systems, the nanoFramework is a game-changer. This open-source platform enables the writing and…

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Table Of Contents
  1. Introduction
    • What is the nanoFramework?
  2. Prerequisites
  3. Installation Steps
    • 1. Install Visual Studio
    • 2. Download and Install .NET Core
    • 3. Install the nanoFramework Extension for Visual Studio
    • 4. Restart Visual Studio
  4. Post-Installation Steps
    • 1. Create a nanoFramework Project
    • 2. Explore the nanoFramework Project Structure
    • 3. Play Around with Sample Code
  5. Conclusion

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