Raspberry Pi - Part 2 (Automated Hydroponics Design) : Installing Sublime as Your Python Code Editor

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3 жыл бұрын

This video is the 2nd in a series that introduces the basics of coding a Raspberry Pi. This beginners video demonstrates how to download and install Sublime" as your code editor. (These lessons assume you have some coding background. If not, visit CodeHS.Org . They provide free user-friendly coding class on Python and other languages that are fun and interactive).
This video is part of a broader "Design & Engineering" course for beginngers that looks at how to build a fully automated hydroponics system to grow one's own food during the winter months. The course includes tutorials on Fusion 360 for Mac users, Inventor for PC users, Python for coding, and circuit building and automation with Raspberry Pi.
(Fusion360 Lessons by Nicholas Auclair, Concordia U. '22, LCC '14 / Raspberry Pi & Coding Lessons by David Surry, LCC '19 / Pre-U '21)

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@jaydensantiago158 2 жыл бұрын

Hello. After typing "python main.py", it only showed "zsh: python: command not found" or "bash: python: command not found". Is there a way I can fix this?

@proteinpaappi 7 ай бұрын

cant find "terminus" in sublime text

@uncubiclelification Жыл бұрын

how's your hydroponics doing? I'm starting to modify an existing hydroponics program (it's already working but we are trying to eliminate human intervention or at least minimize it) planning to use python and build a monitoring and manual override app using kivy, you think it's doable??

@educationtutorials Жыл бұрын

Not familiar with Kivy. Looking into that now :)

@uncubiclelification Жыл бұрын

@@educationtutorials not even sure if I can program microcontrollers for the switches (water,fertilizer, humidity, etc also there's the monitoring side tapping on the cctv's) would love to see how you would approach such complex project ^^

@norbertbans 3 жыл бұрын

Hi, nice video done, but unfortunately some feedback to you (that's why neither thumb-up nor thumb-down was used... ;-) ): you speak to fast to be well understood and in some parts you jiggle around in the editor to fast... One question: could you do a video about remote debugging on a raspberry pi with the sublime editor? Would be well of interest for me... Thanks for the videos so far...