← Back to context Comment by downrightmike 7 hours ago Any circuit designers? looking to hobby, but what I saw was all proprietary 4 comments downrightmike Reply daemonologist 7 hours ago You mean like PCBs? KiCad is pretty popular. s0a 6 hours ago second KiCad. just had my first board printed a few months back. its an esp32 stackable daughterboard. first time doing anything like that outside of breadboarding, and it worked great. iamflimflam1 1 hour ago Creating PCBs is surprisingly straightforward and there are a ton of good resources available.It’s probably one of the few area of YouTube that is actually still useful. Probably a high enough barrier to entry to stop most slop.
daemonologist 7 hours ago You mean like PCBs? KiCad is pretty popular. s0a 6 hours ago second KiCad. just had my first board printed a few months back. its an esp32 stackable daughterboard. first time doing anything like that outside of breadboarding, and it worked great. iamflimflam1 1 hour ago Creating PCBs is surprisingly straightforward and there are a ton of good resources available.It’s probably one of the few area of YouTube that is actually still useful. Probably a high enough barrier to entry to stop most slop.
s0a 6 hours ago second KiCad. just had my first board printed a few months back. its an esp32 stackable daughterboard. first time doing anything like that outside of breadboarding, and it worked great. iamflimflam1 1 hour ago Creating PCBs is surprisingly straightforward and there are a ton of good resources available.It’s probably one of the few area of YouTube that is actually still useful. Probably a high enough barrier to entry to stop most slop.
iamflimflam1 1 hour ago Creating PCBs is surprisingly straightforward and there are a ton of good resources available.It’s probably one of the few area of YouTube that is actually still useful. Probably a high enough barrier to entry to stop most slop.
You mean like PCBs? KiCad is pretty popular.
second KiCad. just had my first board printed a few months back. its an esp32 stackable daughterboard. first time doing anything like that outside of breadboarding, and it worked great.
Creating PCBs is surprisingly straightforward and there are a ton of good resources available.
It’s probably one of the few area of YouTube that is actually still useful. Probably a high enough barrier to entry to stop most slop.