Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS
- Mike and Chris work together at Golioth, Mike agreed to join Chris this week after Chris forgot to schedule a guest because of working on demos for Embedded World 23
- Mike was on TAH episode 403 at DEFCON 26 talking about Badgelife
- Backlit LEDs
- Mike was the Editor in Chief at Hackaday for 9 years, he was there a total of 13 years
- Remoticon happened twice during the pandemic
- Supercon returned in November 2022
- The Zephyr Project
- Mike loves manifest files (or has come to love them)
- Marti Bolivar – Macrobatics
- Zephyr Devicetree
- FreeRTOS – Brian Amos
- Zephyr The Linux Foundation
- Nordic chose Zephyr as their go-to RTOS / Ecosystem (they build the Nordic Connect SDK on top of Zephyr)
- Beginner content in Zephyr (check the
sample
andtest
folder in Zephyr) - Benjamin (new Zephyr DevRel) is interested in getting the Wio Terminal supported
- Sensor subsystem in Zephyr
- Kconfig
- Zephyr shells
- ESP-IDF
- Mike was recently on Robert Ferenec’s YouTube channel building an IoT solution live
- Command line vs IDE
- VScode plugins help bridge the gapo
- The Adafruit MagTag
- EPaper displays often are lacking docs
- Pimoroni badger
- Mike created an i2c listener which uses PIO for i2c. It passes received commands up to the Micropython layer.
- Marshalling
- Micropython allows you to use things like Hershey font files
- Jared Wolff was on the show talking about the nRF9160 feather (and Zephyr)
- Find Mike on Mastodon at @szcyzs@chaos.social
- Mike’s personal site is jumptuck.com
Hi. Love the show and Utube channel. You touched on a backlit PCB board faceplate idea on this podcast at about 6min mark. Can you send me a link to the examples you were discussing please..
Thanks Snow
This is the PCB we were discussing: https://blog.golioth.io/how-golioth-built-a-user-interface-with-epaper-and-back-lit-leds-for-our-iot-hardware/