Learn ESP32 with this 30 Days Challenge
A day-by-day ESP32 build sequence: one working system at a time, not a tour of datasheets.
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Audience
Engineers and makers who already know basic electronics and want a structured, hands-on path into ESP32 development — sensors, Wi-Fi, and real projects, one day at a time.
Learning objectives — design intent
Phrased as design intent from the course topic. These are not presented as a publisher's official objective list.
- Design intent: set up an ESP32 toolchain and run a first working program on real hardware.
- Design intent: read sensors, drive outputs, and debug the wiring and code when a build does not behave.
- Design intent: connect an ESP32 project to Wi-Fi and exchange data with a dashboard or service.
- Design intent: complete a sequence of small, finished builds that compound into a working IoT system.
What was built
Production description: demos, labs, project files, and assessments as built for the course.
- 30-day challenge structure: short, buildable daily units rather than long theory lectures.
- Hands-on demos on ESP32 hardware, with wiring, code walkthroughs, and observable results.
- Project files and code learners can run, modify, and reuse in their own builds.
- Assessments and practice items matched to the curriculum items in the course archive.
QA actually performed
- Course archive checkpoint EET_110: status COMPLETED.
- 13 sections and 136 curriculum items in the archived course structure.
- 82 video lectures, all 82 matched to archive files (0 missing).
Checkpoint: EET_110.json — COMPLETED, 13 sections, 136 items, 82/82 videos matched.