288: Clean up the training materials section r=adamgreig a=TheZoq2
A lot of the training material that is linked right now seems to be pretty outdated (blog posts and books from 2017 and earlier)
I moved all those to an "old books" section because I still think they're useful to keep around, but showing them as up to date tutorials is confusing since they often demonstrate things that are not/don't have to be done anymore.
Hopefully I did the checks for what is out of date/what is not correctly 😅
Co-authored-by: TheZoq2 <frans.skarman@protonmail.com>
285: Add link to Arduino Nano 33 IoT support r=therealprof a=guswynn
I just finished adding this crate, so I figured I'd add a link, in the same section as boards in the same repo
Co-authored-by: Gus Wynn <guswynn@gmail.com>
282: Remove reference to emosenkis/esp8266-hal r=berkus a=emosenkis
It has been deprecated in favor of work towards directly supporting Xtensa in rustc which is already mentioned here.
Co-authored-by: Eitan Mosenkis <eitan@mosenkis.net>
283: Microchip TC72, Analog Devices ADXL313 r=therealprof a=mvniekerk
Microchip TC72, Analog Devices ADXL313 crates
Co-authored-by: Michael van Niekerk <mvniekerk@chazaqdev.com>
279: Change RTFM to RTIC r=therealprof a=trembel
Changing RTFM to RTIC. RTFM for MSP430 doesn't seem to be maintained and has not made the change to RTIC
Co-authored-by: trembel <silvano.cortesi@hotmail.com>
277: add boards from atsamd repo r=adamgreig a=TDHolmes
adds nearly all of the boards from the [atsamd](https://github.com/atsamd-rs/atsamd/tree/master/boards) repo, including adding some info from the README's for some of the existing entries
Co-authored-by: Tyler Holmes <tylerdanielholmes@gmail.com>
276: Add Adafruit feather-f405 board r=therealprof a=jkristell
Add this board to the board support crate section
Co-authored-by: Johan Kristell <johan@jott.se>
275: Add 1bitsy board support crate r=adamgreig a=dgoodlad
I've been working on a board support crate for the [1bitsy](https://1bitsy.org/) board, which is based on an STM32F415 MCU. The board is relatively simple, so there's only a few things to abstract:
* one LED
* one Button
* a 25MHz high-frequency external clock source
Co-authored-by: David Goodlad <david@goodlad.net>
I've been working on a board support crate for the [1bitsy](https://1bitsy.org/) board, which is based on an STM32F415 MCU. The board is relatively simple, so there's only a few things to abstract:
* one LED
* one Button
* a 25MHz high-frequency external clock source
274: Add embedded-websocket crate r=adamgreig a=ninjasource
Hi, my first contribution here. I hope I put this in the right place and that it is worthy of a place on the list of no_std crates!
Co-authored-by: David Haig <david@ninjametal.com>
273: Add lvgl-rs r=adamgreig a=justinmoon
cc @rafaelcaricio
Linked to GitHub (instead of crates.io) as the project is still WIP.
Co-authored-by: Justin Moon <mail@justinmoon.com>
270: Add WIP BMI160, HRS3300, HDC20xx, ISL29125, MAX170xx r=therealprof a=eldruin
I have written several other drivers but did not add them here :)
Co-authored-by: Diego Barrios Romero <eldruin@gmail.com>
