NECTO v6 and LVGL | Explained!

NECTO Studio introduces LVGL as a powerful asset, enabling developers to seamlessly design captivating graphical user interfaces for embedded systems with ease and efficiency.

We are excited to present you with the video of our NECTO Studio Series category on YouTube! During this tutorial, you will develop a deeper understanding on how to start using LVGL from within NECTO Studio!
The focus is on demonstrating how to effectively utilize the LVGL graphics library within NECTO, a platform commonly used for embedded systems development. You will be guided through the process of leveraging LVGL to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs) using two distinct methods. Firstly, by graphical-based approach, illustrating how to design and implement a simple example GUI using the visual tools provided within NECTO. Subsequently, the video delves into the coding aspect, demonstrating how the same GUI can be created programmatically by writing code to define and configure LVGL elements. By presenting both graphical and coding methods, the video aims to provide viewers with a comprehensive understanding of LVGL integration within NECTO and equip them with the knowledge to create sophisticated GUIs tailored to their specific embedded system requirements.


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That's it.
See you on the next one!


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00:00 NECTO Series Intro
00:05 About LVGL & NECTO
00:25 How to get to LVGL within NECTO?
01:23 How to make use of LVGL from within NECTO?
01:48 NECTO's LVGL Designer
03:08 Coding the GUI out!
04:50 Final thoughts