Raspberry Pi Now Supports Visual Studio Code!

Source: IoT Frontier Station For developers, an IDE is an essential tool. However, most powerful IDEs run on x86 architecture, and unless some major companies ensure compatibility with their products, there are few popular IDEs that support other architectures. Unexpectedly, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has recently announced support for VS Code. VS Code has officially … Read more

New Version of Raspberry Pi OS Released: Supports Linux Kernel 6.1 LTS

Source: IT Home Author: Xiao Gongzi The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released a new version of the official Raspberry Pi OS for Raspberry Pi computers, featuring updated components, bug fixes, and various performance improvements. The most significant change in Raspberry Pi OS 2023-05-03 is the kernel upgrade from the long-term supported Linux 5.15 LTS to … Read more

Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up an Embedded Web Server on a Development Board

Follow+Star Public Account Number to not miss exciting content Source | Embedded Miscellaneous This article provides a step-by-step guide to setting up a web server on a development board in 10 minutes. The article “What are the Common Embedded Web Servers?“ shares several web servers that can be used in embedded systems. An embedded web … Read more

The Compact and Elegant Development Board — Khadas Edge2

Today, we will take a look at a compact and elegant development board. Khadas Edge2 Designed based on the RK3588S SoC, I received the16GB LPDDR4X memory,64GB eMMC maker kit, priced at 2699 This is the top configuration of this development board, while there is a lower configuration with 8GB memory and 32GB eMMC, priced at … Read more

Experience with Domestic MCU Development Boards

1.1 Introduction In January of this year, GigaDevice launched the GD32F190 series microcontrollers in Beijing. The new microcontroller is based on the Cortex-M3 core, and its 5V wide voltage design makes it more suitable for industrial applications. As the latest member of the GD32 family, the GD32F190 series continues the core value of combining higher … Read more

My First Qt Program Running on a Linux Development Board

01 IntroductionLearning Linux is not difficult; the challenge lies in not finding the right tutorials and having no one to guide you quickly.After buying the development board, it just sits there collecting dust. Watching videos is hard to continue, and the documentation is hard to understand; it’s too difficult!This article aims to explain the basic … Read more

Domestic Development Board: Building an Air Quality Monitoring Device

Produced by 21ic Forum Naluo MimiWebsite: bbs.21ic.comAs is my style, let me ramble a bit at the beginning:With nothing much to do and not wanting to tackle anything too difficult, I decided to play around with a development board that has been gathering dust.Last year, I won a development board based on the MM32L073 microcontroller … Read more

My First Qt Program Running on a Linux Development Board

Abstract: Learning Linux is not difficult; the challenge lies in finding the right tutorials and having someone to guide you quickly. After purchasing a development board, it often ends up gathering dust. Watching videos becomes tedious, and understanding the documentation is too hard, making it quite frustrating! Therefore, today I will explain the basic steps … Read more

Comprehensive Analysis of Static and Dynamic Libraries! Make Your Linux More Efficient and Intelligent!

Linux | Red Hat Certified | IT Technology | Operations Engineer 👇 Join our technical exchange QQ group with 1000 members, note 【Public Account】 for faster approval 1. Basic Concepts of Static and Dynamic Libraries A library is a collection of pre-written, reusable code that exists in binary form and can be loaded into memory … Read more

Instruction-Level Parallelism in Go: SIMD Acceleration for Enhanced Data Processing Performance

Click the “blue text” above to follow us Instruction-Level Parallelism in Go: SIMD Acceleration for Enhanced Data Processing Performance Have you ever felt this way? You’ve written a fully functional Go program, but it runs as slow as a turtle. Especially when processing large amounts of data, you might feel like smashing your computer. Don’t … Read more