From time to time, friends ask:
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Where can I find good embedded projects?
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How can I improve my programming skills?
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Are there any practical projects to share?
Today, I will take some time to organize some open source projects that I think are quite good, hoping to help everyone.
https://github.com/nhivp/Awesome-Embedded
This is a “great embedded” open source project that integrates various content in the embedded field (open source projects).
It includes various microcontrollers such as: STM32, MSP430, ESP8266, STM8, TM4C123, etc.
Also includes Raspberry Pi, RTOS, Linux, Bootloader, development tools, etc.
https://github.com/0x1abin/MultiButton
This can be considered a functional module for buttons, very helpful for beginners and those who need buttons in their projects.
It includes common triggering methods for buttons such as single click, double click, long press, repeat trigger, etc.
It provides different APIs for everyone to call, which is very convenient. At the same time, it provides documentation to teach everyone how to use it:
https://github.com/0x1abin/MultiTimer
Similar to the above, this is also a small project module, a software timer, with relatively simple functions.
However, the provided code may open up your programming ideas.
Similarly, it provides usage methods, very suitable for beginners and those who want to improve themselves.
https://github.com/armink/EasyLogger
Years ago, while developing projects, I needed to store a lot of logs, but I couldn’t find a general log library for microcontrollers.
So, I wrote a simple log library based on my needs. After years of project validation, there haven’t been any major issues. Later, while maintaining the project, I found this open source project, which gave me some ideas. Here I also share it with everyone.
This log library is relatively more complex, which may not be very friendly for beginners. However, if you have some programming experience or a good foundation in C language, it shouldn’t be a big problem to understand.
It also provides some documentation for reference:
https://gitee.com/moluo-tech/CodeBrick
This is a bare-metal software framework for microcontrollers, which can be used for resource-constrained MCU projects.
It is also a worthwhile open source project to learn, especially for those who do not have a framework mindset, you should learn more about some excellent frameworks.
It is relatively more complex than the modules shared above, but the documentation is well written, so as long as you have a foundation, it shouldn’t be a big problem.
Alright, time is limited, I will share here. I hope these open source projects are helpful to beginners and those who want to improve their programming skills.
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