Week 2 - Sep 11 - 17
The Kit is on its way to my place So far I have received an email from the shipping company with estimated delivery on September 19, 2017. Meanwhile, I did not want to waste my time. Hence I started my quest for the code editor with which I can type and test my code.
Below are some editors I use for electronics coding with its purpose & link.
Editor | Purpose | Link |
---|---|---|
Arduino IDE | For Arduino based development | https://www.arduino.cc/en/main/software |
MATLAB | For GUI and machine learning algorithms | https://in.mathworks.com/downloads/web_downloads/ |
Processing IDE | For better showcasing Arduino outputs | https://processing.org/download/ |
After hours of surfing and testing, I found the below editor to be lightweight and which could be used for coding NUCLEO-L476RG
VS Code - Download here
Visit this link to find some code to start coding NUCLEO-L476RG with. Mbed has its online compiler where you can also become a user to start coding online.
Please let me know in comments below if you have trouble kickstarting with VS Code for your project.
Please find below links to my previous blogs on my traffic predictor project for IoT on Wheels design Challenge,
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Some other editors I'd suggest looking into are Coocox CoIDE and STM32CubeMX. Obviously the STM32CubeMX is specifically tailored to the STM32 boards, while Coocox is a more general IDE allowing for…
I've used UltraEdit for years, and it is packed with functionality. I also like that it is multi-platform. UltraEdit has lots of practical developer-friendly stuff integrated, such as hexadecimal search…