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Using Github Codespaces for Embedded Development
Benjamin Cabé
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Tools and practiceHardwareVim, Emacs and editorsEmbedded systems
Benjamin Cabé demonstrates how to use GitHub Codespaces for cloud-based embedded development and debugging with Azure RTOS and STM32.
A short video walking you through the coding experience when using GitHub Codespaces for embedded development, using one of the "getting started" examples of Azure RTOS for STM32L4 as an example project. ▶ Request early access for Github Codespaces: github.com/features/codespaces ▶ Azure RTOS Getting Started: github.com/azure-rtos/getting-started Shout out to Ryan Winter from the Azure IoT team who did most of the work to enable full Codespaces support in the project I'm demoing in the video! 👏 ••• Follow me on your favorite social media ••• ▶ Twitter: twitter.com/kartben ▶ My blog: blog.benjamin-cabe.com/ ▶ Twitch: twitch.tv/kartbenWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Shared as an interesting demonstration of cloud-based development environments for embedded systems.