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by the__alchemist
1974 days ago
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I'm having a lot of fun programming microcontrollers in Rust. It's nice being able to make something that responds to user input in a way that feels instantaneous. When you strip out the complexities of Operating systems, and the software they run that competes for resources, you can make programs that are a pleasure to use, and do a specific job well. I've been working mostly with Arm Cortex-M, like STM32. Give it a shot - it'll at least broaden your horizons. The Rust toolchain and peripheral access crates make getting started easier than with C toolchains. It's easy to spin embedded into a multi-domain learning experience. Ie, firmware, PCB design and ordering, enclosure machining, PC-based update tools, part choosing etc. It feels...liberating: If I think of an electronic device I'd like to exist, I have the tools available to make it happen. Nothing I've done in Python, Javascript, etc provided this. |
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