Podcast: building a playable game with $8 of parts and AI assistance
aishashok14 · x · 2026-09-23
On The Founder's Foyer podcast, the host and Schematik founder SamuelBeek live-build a tiny playable game with $8 in parts: an ESP32, a $2 screen, two buttons, and a breadboard. Sam shows how Schematik helps pick components, draw the wiring diagram, and write code, and they field beginner questions (what's GND, which jumper wires, why the USB-C cable won't upload, no-solder options).
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