Your Embedded Software Newsletter …

February 2022 – Issue #107

Dear *|FNAME|*,

Welcome back to another issue of the Embedded Bytes Newsletter!

Below are links to the second set of articles this month:

There are also several events that will be coming up in the next few weeks, and months that you might be interested in participating in.

Online Conference – April 25 – 29 – Embedded Online Conference (Early Bird Register for $60 [Save $30] using code BENINGO through February 28th then the price goes up to $190)
Self-Paced Course – Technology Primer – Expert C Techniques Save 50% until February 28th using the code 22PRIMER. There are over 30 blogs and 30 tips articles with more content being added each week.

If there are any specific topics, workshops, tutorials, etc that you would like to hear more from me on, or if I can help you in some way, feel free to drop me a line.

Happy Coding,

Jacob

[email protected]

P.S. If you are interested in IoT Security, I have a white paper that you can download for free entitled: SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS’ GUIDE TO IOT SECURITY

Jacob’s Blog

5 RTOS Design Best Practices

RTOS design has become critical to many embedded applications. RTOSes are used in more than 50% of embedded applications and with so many devices becoming connected and starting to use machine learning, those numbers will only go up. When designing an RTOS-based application, there are many caveats and it is easy to overlook best practices. …

Getting Started with Cpputeste for Embedded Applications

Unit testing application code in embedded applications is a fundamental need that embedded developers often overlook. At first, glance, getting a unit test harness up and running can seem complicated. However, developers can get a unit test harness environment up and running relatively quickly. This post will explore Cpputest and how developers can leverage existing …

Embedded Systems Courses

The C programming language continues to be one of the most widely used languages in embedded systems design. Despite its popularity, C is no longer taught at universities and most industry courses just teach the fundamentals. There’s no good source for developers who want to take their C programming skills to the expert level in a practical way that can be used even in robust embedded systems.

This technology primer is designed to provide developers with expert tips, tricks, and insights about how to use C to build real-time embedded systems. The primer will include 52 blogs, 52 expert tips that can be immediately applied to improve development, and 12 videos that go deeper into the major topic areas.

Currently, 30 blogs and tips are posted with additional content being added over the coming months.

The primer session list can be found by clicking the “Learn More” button below.

For a limited time, if you register using the code 22PRIMER, you can save 50% and register for only $65.

Learn more and see the full course syllabus by clicking below:

Interested in learning more? Visit our website to find out more about Beningo Embedded, or check out our blog to see our entire article archive – read past articles, search by category, and much more!