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Hello there! Welcome to my 4th and last article today! I'll say this one more time: Today I am writing 4 articles. Each about experiments with the ESP32. This one, is the last (finally). All of these experiments (as well as the 2 previous ones I did:  this  and  this one ) were held during this awful pandemic. To complete them me and my 2 friends went to several GoogleMeets. Sometimes, my equipment failed sometimes theirs did, so I apologise for the poor documentation job. Alright here we go! These are the 4 experiments I'm writing about: 1.  Plotting Real Time Sensor Readings on a web server from an ESP32 2.  Publishing Sensor Readings from an ESP32 to Google Sheets 3. Receiving data on an ESP32 from an HTML form on a web server 4. Inserting and Displaying recorded sensor readings from an ESP to a MySQL database All of them are based on  https://randomnerdtutorials.com . Enjoy this last project! The basic idea of this project is to make measurements using a weathe

Hello there! As you probably already read two times before now (or not): Today I am posting 4 articles, each about experiments with the ESP32. This one, is the third. All of these experiments (as well as the 2 previous ones I did:  this  and  this one ) were held during this awful pandemic. To complete them me and my 2 friends went to several GoogleMeets. Sometimes, my equipment failed sometimes theirs did, and sometimes something else did so I apologise for the poor documentation job. Alright here we go! These are the 4 experiments I'm writing about: 1.  Plotting Real Time Sensor Readings on a web server from an ESP32 2. Publishing Sensor Readings from an ESP32 to Google Sheets 3. Receiving data on an ESP32 from an HTML form on a web server 4. Inserting and Displaying recorded sensor readings from an ESP to a MySQL database All of them are based on  https://randomnerdtutorials.com . Let's jump right into this third project! The basic idea of this project is to cre

Hello there! As you know (or not) I'm currently writing 4 articles, each about experiments with the ESP32. This one, is the second! All of these experiments (as well as the 2 previous ones I did:  this  and  this one ) were held during this awful pandemic. To complete them me and my 2 friends went to several GoogleMeets. Sometimes, my equipment failed sometimes theirs did, and eventually something else did, so I apologise for the poor documentation job. Alright here we go! These are the 4 experiments I'm writing about: 1.  Plotting Real Time Sensor Readings on a web server from an ESP32 2. Publishing Sensor Readings from an ESP32 to Google Sheets 3. Receiving data on an ESP32 from an HTML form on a web server 4. Inserting and Displaying recorded sensor readings from an ESP to a MySQL database All of them are based on  https://randomnerdtutorials.com . Let's start the second project! The basic idea of this project is to periodically log sensor measurements into

Hello there! Today I will be posting 4 articles, each about experiments with the ESP32. This one, is the first. All of these experiments (as well as the 2 previous ones I did: this  and this one ) were held during this awful pandemic. To complete them me and my 2 friends went to several GoogleMeets. Sometimes, my equipment failed sometimes theirs did, so I apologise for the poor documentation job. Alright here we go! These are the 4 experiments I'm gonna be writing about: 1. Plotting Real Time Sensor Readings on a web server from an ESP32 2. Publishing Sensor Readings from an ESP32 to Google Sheets 3. Receiving data on an ESP32 from an HTML form on a web server 4. Inserting and Displaying recorded sensor readings from an ESP to a MySQL database All of them are based on  https://randomnerdtutorials.com . Let's dive into the first topic! Alright, what will be done in this project is very similar to the weather station project I did before. Difference: the HTML form