The Process and Tools I use for Creating Arduino Tutorials Video
Learn Programming and Electronics with ArduinoShow Notes
This week's Episode is what I am calling an intermission, which is basically me taking a break from hardcore Arduino tutorial making, and present a less technical topic. In this intermission video, I walk through the process I use when creating Arduino tutorials and some of the software that helps me do it. Here is a list of software I use when creating Arduino tutorials: Full Disclosure: Some of these are affiliate links that help me afford gold toilets on my private island. Brainstorming/ Mindmapping software (mac): MindNode Simple Text Editor (mac): TextMate Screen Capture software: Camtasia for Mac Audio Editing: Audacity Circuit Design: Fritzing More Robust Text Editor: Microsoft Word for Mac
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