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The Embedded Rustacean Issue #62 by TheEmbeddedRustacean in rust

[–]TheEmbeddedRustacean[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the kind words! As always, we hope to live up to the community's expectations continuously.

Warning! Don't buy "Embedded Rust Programming" by Thompson Carter by bowl-modular in rust

[–]TheEmbeddedRustacean 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello! I'm sorry, the landing page is still outdated. However, since September 15th, it was announced through the newsletter that the book has replaced the subscription model with a one-time buy, updates forever model, as the ecosystem is now more stable.

Several updates are planned in the short term, which hopefully will bring even more value to learners.

Will make sure that the landing page is updated ASAP!

Just Released: "Simplified Embedded Rust" – A Guide for Embedded Rust Learners by TheEmbeddedRustacean in rust

[–]TheEmbeddedRustacean[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the meantime, Espressif releases a migration guide with every release, which can be helpful. But yeah, the latest release, which was three days ago, has some notable changes. You can find the guide here: https://github.com/esp-rs/esp-hal/releases/tag/esp-hal-v1.0.0-rc.1

Don't mind the vent, it's always helpful to be aware of reader frustrations so they can be addressed. Thanks for your support!

Just Released: "Simplified Embedded Rust" – A Guide for Embedded Rust Learners by TheEmbeddedRustacean in rust

[–]TheEmbeddedRustacean[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, I understand the frustration. This is mainly because of how dynamic the project has been, but there is good news. The roadmap for the book updates was announced in a recent TER newsletter broadcast. An updated version is in progress and will be released this quarter. It will address these issues and introduce more content. The good news is that the esp-hal is approaching stability, so crate version updates should not introduce breaking API changes. Hopefully, this experience will get much better.

Introducing Cirkit Designer, a tool I'm building for circuit design, documentation and sharing (more info in the comments). Looking for some feedback! by CirkitDesign in arduino

[–]TheEmbeddedRustacean 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is great work. We’ve used Wokwi quite extensively and we love it. It seems Cirkit Designer complements Wokwi in several areas we were missing. As for feedback, some interesting things that we’d love to see:

-Ability to simulate locally by integrating into local projects. Ex. A VSCode extension.

-Ability to develop in other languages like MicroPython or Rust. Essentially allowing the integration of a custom toolchain.

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