How to build production-grade embedded systems
"Production-Grade" Is Relative First of all, production-grade means...
Author: Rosmianto A. Saputro (19)
As an Embedded Engineer, You Should Either Learn or Earn at Every Job. Both are best. Here's How:
There are two things you need to fill up as an embedded engineer: One is your brain, and two is your wallet. Because full brain means ability to work on stuff you like, and full wallet means stability to keep working on stuff you like. And I'll show you how to do both. Read more.
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