Building real-world embedded products is hard. By real-world, I mean things you could use every day. Not some hackish product or just a Proof-of-Concept I admit, it's hard because: 👉 We don't know how to develop serious hardware design 👉 We don't know how to…
Continue reading...Josh is having a very bad day at work. He is a firmware engineer btw. “Wtf? Boss wants 2 more features added to the firmware. Heck, I didn’t even fix my bug yesterday” He complained. “Why? Aren’t those 2 features simple to implement?” I asked…
Continue reading...Bob is an embedded software engineer, he thinks that writing well-crafted software is all he needs, so he learns and practices: Clean and beautiful software architecture Best design patterns and each use case Algorithms for many problems While his software is beautiful and readable, he…
Continue reading...I've been doing freelance as an embedded since 2021. and I realize one of the important things: There are simply too many project owners struggling to get freelancers. Yes, you read it right. We need more qualified embedded freelancers. Many project owners send me DM…
Continue reading...The simplest way to 10x your embedded learning speed: Tons of experimental projects — here’s why: Now let's delve into each one. Yes this is an important thing when learning. Learning in isolation means you learn one thing at a time. Building full-scale embedded projects, while…
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