Search for a command to run...
Series
Insights on common embedded/IoT learner struggles.
Introduction It's probably no secret that I am a huge advocate of Rust in Embedded. I've been blogging Rust material for 1.5+ years now. As a result, this comes as quite an unusual post because it's not really about Rust. It's about embedded electron...
Introduction I've always wondered how embedded development in general is wasteful and, well, unsustainable. Whether it was a beginner or a professional somehow you end up with several dev boards that you don't use or stashed under your desk. In a wor...
Embedded IoT is considered a relatively challenging field since it involves both software and hardware. I would say that giving up early is often due to accumulated bad habits. Unfortunately, avoiding such habits is something that I don't see emphasi...
Probably one of the most daunting debugging aspects for embedded IoT learners is wiring. Especially those new to electronics, they often think that they've wired everything correctly only to discover after hours of debugging that one wire was placed ...
A huge part of learning embedded IoT is doing hands-on work through projects that involve programming microcontrollers. To achieve that goal, some sort of development board is needed. A problem that learners often struggle with is the process of choo...
It is common for embedded IoT enthusiasts to start out tinkering with platforms like Arduino and maybe to some extent other platforms like ESP or Raspberry Pi. I find it all too common that at a certain point when the learner would have found their f...
