EV_Engineer

Thoughts of an embedded software engineer

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Modularity is a key element of scalability and extendability.

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Each piece of code that can be added to the #kernel at runtime is called a module.

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The role of a device driver should be to provide a mechanism, not enforce a policy.

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It's remarkable how many industries rely on the Linux kernel, which is completely free and highly reliable. Not only are Linux systems crucial for automation in engineering operations, but the GNU General Public License allows anyone to ship products that include the Linux kernel

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I’ve been enjoying learning more system level engineering. There’s a difference between knowing how to code well, and knowing what to code and why (domain specific knowledge). This is the harmony between excellent programmers and system level engineers.

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@EvasTeslaSPlaid ElonMusk

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Ever wondered how to connect your ESP32 to WiFi and communicate using TCP sockets? It's simpler than you think! Join me in my latest YouTube tutorial where we set up an ESP-IDF project and create a TCP socket from scratch. #ESP32 #TCPSockets https://t.co/yUUq7QoO4d

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Have you ever seen a GET request written in C?
#http #tcp #socket #code #google

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std::cout << “testing…” << std::endl;

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I was having some fun in Kicad and made an H bridge PCB
https://t.co/PBfEmnq2wu