Casiotron

A Small wannabe project that will help you to learn by example how to write a good firmware for microcontrolers and eventually become a pro coder, state machines, scheduler, git, unit testing CI/CD, rtos

Part 0: The Requirements

It is time for you to face a real challenge, during this phase you gonna develop an application that even though it is really simple its develop is pretty close to what you gonna face in a real job

Part 1: Warming up with some code

Before jumping right into our micro-controller lets try to make some auxiliary functions we will need first, these functions can be written, compiled and tested on the PC and later on you can

Part 2: Lets get seriously serial

Time to get serious, time to start with the microcontroller and with the first part of the project, clone the stm32 template, then remove the .git folder to remove the source control that comes with the template

Part 3: Time to display

Time to add the clock calendar display part, we need to add the portion of the application that will actually give and display the time and date.

Part 4: New Useless features

add a simple heat beat and a watchdog to your project with stm32 HAL libraries, in our fourth part