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Zephyr device driver flow chart

12 Mar Zephyr tutorial 105 – Writing a simple device driver

Posted at 18:10h in Contributions, OSS community contribution, technical articles

For a long time, starting from 2010, I used STM32 microcontrollers on a regular basis. During those old times, the only firmware option available for an embedded engineer was a buggy firmware developed by STMicroelectronics, which they called the standard library....

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27 Feb Zephyr tutorial 104 – Case study: Porting and using SPI flash in Zephyr

Posted at 15:37h in Contributions, OSS community contribution, technical articles

For a long time, starting from 2010, I used STM32 microcontrollers on a regular basis. During those old times, the only firmware option available for an embedded engineer was a buggy firmware developed by STMicroelectronics, which they called the standard library....

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22 Feb FOSDEM 2024 impressions – Raphaël reports on Daniel Stenberg’s report on curl

Posted at 17:32h in Conference reports, Contributions

This article concludes the series reporting the talks at Embedded Recipes 2023. There is one full-length talk, followed by three short talks....

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21 Feb When Docker lost our mDNS packet in the Operating System harbor

Posted at 12:10h in OSS community contribution, technical articles

For a long time, starting from 2010, I used STM32 microcontrollers on a regular basis. During those old times, the only firmware option available for an embedded engineer was a buggy firmware developed by STMicroelectronics, which they called the standard library....

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19 Feb FOSDEM 2024 impressions – Frank’s five interesting talks

Posted at 16:44h in Conference reports, Contributions

This article concludes the series reporting the talks at Embedded Recipes 2023. There is one full-length talk, followed by three short talks....

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15 Feb FOSDEM 2024 impressions – About Storing Encryption Keys

Posted at 13:18h in Conference reports, Contributions

This article concludes the series reporting the talks at Embedded Recipes 2023. There is one full-length talk, followed by three short talks....

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15 Feb Meet Javad, our new embedded software engineer

Posted at 10:52h in new consultants, News

Javad has just joined us from Iran and is complementing our FOSS software development team...

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15 Feb Zephyr tutorial 103 – Case Study: Reading from VEML6030 light sensor

Posted at 09:44h in OSS community contribution, technical articles

For a long time, starting from 2010, I used STM32 microcontrollers on a regular basis. During those old times, the only firmware option available for an embedded engineer was a buggy firmware developed by STMicroelectronics, which they called the standard library....

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14 Feb Mind participating at Ulyssis Open Source Job fair

Posted at 15:36h in News

Join us at this year's Ulyssis Open Source Job Fair (March 6, 2024); The major Leuven-based ecosystem event re. Linux & embedded technology....

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25 Jan Zephyr tutorial 102 – Device tree

Posted at 12:24h in OSS community contribution, technical articles

For a long time, starting from 2010, I used STM32 microcontrollers on a regular basis. During those old times, the only firmware option available for an embedded engineer was a buggy firmware developed by STMicroelectronics, which they called the standard library....

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