Embedded Rust: Beginners Workshop
1 day
English
The Beginner Workshop covers everything necessary to get started writing applications in Rust on an embedded system.
The Beginner Workshop covers everything necessary to get started writing applications in Rust on an embedded system. We’ll get you up and running, and explain the basics of working with Embedded Rust.
Learn how to:
By the end of the Beginner Workshop, you will know:
- How to write, build and run embedded [no_std] Rust applications
- About the existing tooling for development and deployment of embedded applications
- How to debug applications using logging and stack backtraces
- How to develop an application using a Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)
This course will be offered virtually over 1 session of 3.5 hours.
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This workshop is a live, real-time workshop offered in an intimate virtual classroom — where you will learn directly from Tanks.
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About the Author
Available dates
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Who should take this workshop?
This course is for anyone who is interested in learning embedded Rust.
Prerequisites
This course requires attendees to have a basic knowledge of Rust (Cargo, Rust Book Ch. 1-5)
Bring your own hardware
This course requires additional hardware:
- nRF52840-DK
- nRF52840-Dongle
- Micro-USB cable
Workshop Outline
Over 3.5 hours this workshop covers:
- Parts of an embedded Program
- Building an embedded Program
- binary size
- Panicking
- Using a Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)
- Timers and Time
- Setting up and sending radio messages with the Dongle
- Hands-on project: Solving the Radio Puzzle