Great talk, thank you. Just small correction of slide at 5:17 - Espressif chips are based on RISC-V core (ESP32-C, ESP32-H series) or Xtensa (ESP32, ESP32-S series).
Yes you can! in fact the Raspberry Pi Debug Probe is based on the RP2040 and runs the same open-source pico-probe firmware I used for the demo, the probe is however more convenient to use.
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Great talk, thank you. Just small correction of slide at 5:17 - Espressif chips are based on RISC-V core (ESP32-C, ESP32-H series) or Xtensa (ESP32, ESP32-S series).
Nice Zellij / Helix setup, I'm using the same :)
Thank you for posting this. Wouldn't I be able to use the Raspberry Pi Debug Probe?
Yes you can! in fact the Raspberry Pi Debug Probe is based on the RP2040 and runs the same open-source pico-probe firmware I used for the demo, the probe is however more convenient to use.
Amazing.
An STM32 programming course with Rust would be a God-sent