⚡ CMozMaker — Project Code

All the code from the CMozMaker YouTube channel — wearable electronics, fashion tech, and interactive builds, one video at a time.

If you landed here from a video: welcome! Every project I build on the channel lives in this repo, organized so you can grab the code, flash your board, and start making.

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🧵 What you'll find here

I build at the intersection of fashion, electronics, and art — think ESP32-powered garments, ePaper displays, RFID interactions, capacitive touch on conductive fabric, and LED work that actually looks good when you wear it.

Typical ingredients:

• ESP32 family boards (ESP32, ESP32-S3, ESP32-C3, ESP32-P4) — my daily drivers
• Wearable-friendly boards from Seeed Studio, DFRobot, and Adafruit
• Conductive fabrics & threads for soft-circuit touch sensors
• ePaper displays, RFID/NFC, addressable LEDs (WS2812B / FastLED)

📁 How this repo is organized

Each video gets its own folder, named to match the video title:

/project-name
  ├── src/            main code (.ino or PlatformIO src)
  ├── platformio.ini  build config (when it's a PlatformIO project)
  ├── README.md       parts list, wiring notes, video link
  └── assets/         diagrams, patterns, extras

Every project folder includes a link back to its video, a parts list, and any wiring or pin notes you'll need to follow along.

🚀 Getting started

Option 1 — PlatformIO (recommended)

1. Install VS Code + the PlatformIO extension
2. Clone this repo:

   git clone https://github.com/cmoz/YouTube.git

3. Open the project folder you want in PlatformIO
4. Plug in your board, hit Upload, and you're off

Option 2 — Arduino IDE

Most projects also work in the Arduino IDE. Open the .ino file, install the libraries listed in that project's README, select your board, and upload.

🎥 Follow along

• YouTube: CMozMaker — new builds, tutorials, and the full ESP32 for Beginners: Wearable Electronics & Fashion Tech series
• Shop: Tinker Tailor — the components and conductive fabrics I use in these builds, shipped from Canada
• Book: The Ultimate Guide to Informed Wearable Technology (Packt, 2022)

🤝 Questions & contributions

Found a bug? Built a variation you're proud of? Open an issue or drop a comment on the video — I read them all. If a project won't compile, include your board, IDE/PlatformIO version, and the error message so I can help quickly.

Questions about a build? Ask in Discussions and include your board, IDE, and error message.

📜 License

Code is released under the MIT License — use it, remix it, wear it. If you build something with it, tag me. I genuinely love seeing what people make.

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Made in Nova Scotia, Canada 🍁 — where the electronics meet the sewing machine.