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Markus Edenhauser Courses
Node-RED: IoT projects with ESP32, MQTT and Docker
4.4 (216 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 10.1h- 2023
$84.99
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Mastering hardware protocols with ESP32 and Arduinos
4.6 (43 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 6h
- 2023
$79.99
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Introduction to object-oriented programming with Arduino
4.4 (30 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 5.8h
- 2022
$49.99
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Control a LED Matrix via web interface with Arduino ESP32
4.3 (26 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 2.4h
- 2021
$64.99
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Most Recent Review
Pretty good course, the only problem are the sites interfaces in german for those who have "visual memory", everything else is very good explained with very good tips.
- Review by Diego Alterach on Node-RED: IoT projects with ESP32, MQTT and Docker
Instructor Bio
Markus Edenhauser, geboren 1985 in Tirol, ist Werkmeister für Elektrotechnik und hat zwei Masterabschlüsse in Wirtschaftsinformatik und systemischem Coaching. Er verbindet technische Architektur mit strukturiertem Denken und entwickelt Systeme, die nachvollziehbar und reproduzierbar bleiben.
Als Autor und Dozent veröffentlicht er Fachbücher und Inhalte rund um Linux, Embedded und Open Source – mit Fokus auf Systemverständnis statt Tool-Hype.
Sein Ansatz: nicht nur zeigen, was funktioniert, sondern erklären, warum es funktioniert – damit Technik bewusst beherrschbar wird.
