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If you try to write firmware for ESP32 microcontroller, you will have two popular choices: Arduino is easier. And you probably have good experience with AVR-based Arduino boards (like UNO, Nano, Mega2560, etc.), so writing firmware for ESP32 using Arduino is seamless. You already know…

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…

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…

There are 2 great pieces of advice when you're doing firmware development: Commits are free so you should use them whenever possible. It will make your life easy when it comes to tracking code changes. Because in the entire firmware development, you will make hundreds…