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.

I was actually only planning to make it as a one-off demo, but after seeing so many comments from people finding the app useful, I decided to add more lessons and language support.

For language support, I went through the comments and added the languages people requested, plus a few more based on where my followers are from. Let me know if I missed any or if there's another language you'd like me to add. It's super simple to add new ones with Opus.

Most of the requests I got were for ESP32 lessons. Initially, I was planning to add them to the same app, but I decided to make a separate one instead so I can include more ESP32-specific lessons too.

It'll take a couple of days because I usually spend a lot of time throwing ideas at Opus, trying different things, and only posting once I end up with something I actually enjoy. Rather than just asking Opus to make an ESP32 app and posting the first result I get. 😉

Is this open source?

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

really if it was more flexible it would be a modular tool for anyone to make interactive education tools, I have a use case to make one of these for a different industry

Do same for Raspberry Pi. Thank you

will do!

Schematic view is the bit that matters. Breadboard photos teach you to copy, schematics teach you to think. Big yes to the ESP32 version too.

Awesome project! Would you be open to adding robotics projects too? Asimov 1 is open source, from the mechanical design to the electrical schematics. We'd love to see what people could learn by building with it 🧡

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

thanks naresh!

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

thanks Vlad

Super awesome.

thanks Venkat!

16 lessons is a lot for a one-off demo 😂

really good!

thanks!

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

thanks Sergio

shipping a free arduino learning app and already planning the esp32 one is the builder energy this timeline needs more of

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

awesome!

Cool looking ser, esp32 soon?

thanks, yeah!

Can't wait to see the ESP 32.

please add dark mode, thank you

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

i want to know how did you prompt your model and what kind of resource to get this website，it's very good

Schematic view is a great addition, that's where beginners usually get stuck. For the ESP32 app, will you cover wireless? A lesson on BLE vs WiFi vs LoRa range would answer the question every new maker asks.

回路図ビューが入ると、学習中にコードと配線を行き来する負担が減りそうですね。レッスンや多言語対応も含めて、機能追加が学ぶ流れに沿っているのがいいですね。

Looks amazing!

Does the schematic view let you click components to see pinouts?

Schematic view is a nice touch. are the lessons checked on real boards or only in a simulator?

Waiting for esp32 lesson thanks buddy

Fantastic work.

thanks Charlie

Well that looks fun!

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

快更

Raspberry Pi 4 please!

It would be good also to add exercise mode as well, so people could try themselves before seeing the solution

Being able to click a connection in the schematic and highlight the same path on the breadboard would be a great next step. It teaches why the wiring works, rather than just where each colored wire goes.

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