Industrial software doesn’t have to feel like industrial software

Manage warehouses like you’re playing a strategy game

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Updated the Learn Arduino app with more lessons, multi-language support, and a new schematic view!

Also planning to make a separate app for ESP32 lessons.

learn-arduino-red.vercel.app

@DilumSanjaya Thank you
Can you please add Hebrew language?
I know it’s a big request because of the right to left orientation.

@LuzBone7 Done! Just updated it with Hebrew support

Hardware looks scary until you break it down into small steps. So I built an app that takes you through Arduino one circuit at a time.

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learn-arduino-red.vercel.app

@DilumSanjaya dude, this is Amazing. thank you

@AlexMoss1991 thanks Alex

@DilumSanjaya love the visuals!

do you prefer arduino to esp32?

@patrickluvsoj I've actually worked more with Raspberry Pis. I've used them for a couple of automation projects where we opted for Raspberry Pis because they make it easier to manage more complex tasks.

For hobby projects, I prefer the ESP32 because it's easy to connect to Wi-Fi

@DilumSanjaya Raspberry Pi 4 please!

@JacobRawman will do

@LuzBone7 Let me give it a try! I can ask Opus to help with it. I'll probably need your feedback on how it feels, since I'm used to left-to-right layouts and might miss some obvious issues with RTL.

I'll work on it later today and post an update here

@DilumSanjaya Looks amazing!

@cljwebdev thanks Chris

@Ainzx442917 cool!

@DilumSanjaya Awesome idea and app.
Have you considered making it open source?
Thanks

@Jorgeaviac thanks, will think about it

@DilumSanjaya you’re amazing dude, keep going

@Francois99th thanks François

@DilumSanjaya Now i just quickly checked and Turkish language works fine but i will do it in detail. Thanks for your sharing and efforts.

@erogluphd awesome! thanks

@DilumSanjaya Awesome, experiment real & build the file version on irl hardware. Nice

@notbeing_jayant thanks

@DilumSanjaya Is this open source?

@realdavidawad This one isn't, but I'm thinking about building an open-source project where anyone can contribute their own circuit ideas.

@DilumSanjaya Bro, I wish i could send you a few bucks. The website looks nice.

@serg_raya thanks Sergio

@DilumSanjaya Interesting , every part is shown in detail , which makes learning and experimenting more interactive and fun.

Great to see such things and the site looks really simple and clean. Great work Dilum

@nksages thanks naresh!

@DilumSanjaya this may be the future of learning. love it! congrats!

@vladstan thanks Vlad

@DilumSanjaya Do same for Raspberry Pi. Thank you

@hisroyalcodness will do!

@DilumSanjaya really good!

@junwatu thanks!

@DilumSanjaya Cool looking ser, esp32 soon?

@0xVenky thanks, yeah!

@DilumSanjaya This is getting me excited about getting back into hardware prototyping. time to order some arduinos and build some smart home devices!

@Avivsh awesome!

@DilumSanjaya Fantastic work.

@bigblueboo thanks Charlie