Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I’m excited to introduce you to the latest and greatest version of KiCad – version 8.
In this video, I compare the user interface in KiCad 8 against that in KiCad 7. This review is part of my extensive review of KiCad 8, which you can find on my blog.
Go to https://txplo.re/kicad8_review for the details.
Please note that this blog post is a document I am actively working on now.
Whether you’re a seasoned KiCad user or just getting started, it’s important to stay up to date with the latest developments in the software. By reading this article, you’ll better understand the new tools and functionalities available and how they can enhance your design process.
I’ll cover everything from improved user interface enhancements to new functionality streamlining the design process. This article is a must-read to quickly transition to KiCad 8 from a previous version or even a different PCB tool.
Use these chapters to navigate this video:
00:00:00 Start
00:01:27 Main KiCad window (project window)
00:03:32 Symbol library manager
00:04:14 Schematic editor
00:07:22 Simulator
00:08:00 Schematic setup
00:09:31 Symbol properties
00:10:43 Symbol editor
00:12:22 Layout editor
00:15:52 Layout editor setup
00:18:02 Footprint properties
00:18:29 3D viewer
00:21:15 Gerber viewer
00:22:17 Image Converter
00:22:27 Calculator tools
00:23:59 Drawing sheet editor
00:24:23 Plugin and content manager
I’m excited to introduce you to the latest and greatest version of KiCad – version 8.
In this video, I compare the user interface in KiCad 8 against that in KiCad 7. This review is part of my extensive review of KiCad 8, which you can find on my blog.
Go to https://txplo.re/kicad8_review for the details.
Please note that this blog post is a document I am actively working on now.
Whether you’re a seasoned KiCad user or just getting started, it’s important to stay up to date with the latest developments in the software. By reading this article, you’ll better understand the new tools and functionalities available and how they can enhance your design process.
I’ll cover everything from improved user interface enhancements to new functionality streamlining the design process. This article is a must-read to quickly transition to KiCad 8 from a previous version or even a different PCB tool.
Use these chapters to navigate this video:
00:00:00 Start
00:01:27 Main KiCad window (project window)
00:03:32 Symbol library manager
00:04:14 Schematic editor
00:07:22 Simulator
00:08:00 Schematic setup
00:09:31 Symbol properties
00:10:43 Symbol editor
00:12:22 Layout editor
00:15:52 Layout editor setup
00:18:02 Footprint properties
00:18:29 3D viewer
00:21:15 Gerber viewer
00:22:17 Image Converter
00:22:27 Calculator tools
00:23:59 Drawing sheet editor
00:24:23 Plugin and content manager




![[065] Arduino Getting Started: Debugging with Serial.println
Explore the serial.print function, a crucial instruction for your Arduino sketches, is perfect for debugging and monitoring real-time data.
This video explains how to effectively use serial.print and serial.println for debugging and data display to help you develop Arduino code without bugs.
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Timestamps:
[00:00 - 00:07] Introduction to the Serial.Print function
[00:07 - 00:18] Importance of Serial.Print in Arduino projects
[00:18 - 00:24] Overview of Serial communication
[00:24 - 00:35] Benefits of using Serial.Print for real-time data tracking
[00:35 - 00:44] Debugging with Serial.Print
[00:44 - 01:10] Setting up Serial communication in Arduino
[01:10 - 01:30] Using Serial.Print to display sensor data
[01:30 - 01:49] Serial.Print as a debugging tool
[01:49 - 02:12] Tips for effective debugging with Serial.Print
[02:12 - 02:23] Closing remarks and invitation to subscribe [065] Arduino Getting Started: Debugging with Serial.println](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ylE6mi_V6iw/mqdefault.jpg)


