This was amazing thank you !!!! , So this is more closer to an Embedded Linux type of OS , as oppose to something like FreeRtos where I just add a few files and continue working in my regular IDE . This seems to be like a higher level type of OS more than a scheduler with tasks and such.
hey would you happen to know if there is a forum or any sort of online community for users to ask questions or have a discussion? they seem to make "community" and important factor, but aside from zephyr developers i have found no other community for users.
awesome video ! i recently got my 53 dk board and was wondering if these more content to digest on the approaches on programming in the new enviroment that is zephyr as i've come from the 52dk / stm32
Thanks! We recommend you to watch our webinar: "Getting started with custom development in nRF Connect SDK" l ruclips.net/video/KSivO9Cf1TE/видео.html&lc=UgxjdCB5GVVTuI9Cd7N4AaABAg You might find this tutorial on DevZone useful as well: devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/nrf-connect-sdk-guides/b/getting-started/posts/nrf-connect-sdk-tutorial---part-1-ncs-v1-4-0
Great Webinar, thanks for that! I see a lot of Nordic people using VS Code in these videos, but is it possible to fully develop applications solely in VS Code? You know: Building, Flashing, Debugging, Accessing all the source files down to the HAL files e.g. Or is the embedded studio from SEGGER (nordic edition) the only way to fully develop an application in one environment?
Thank you for your feedback! Please use our DevZone to connect directly with our tech support team, they will be able to answer your question: devzone.nordicsemi.com
You can absolutely dive as deep as you want with VS Code, but it demands more fiddling with the command line than SES. More control, but might be a bit more advanced depending on your experience with CLI.
Have you seen our Nordic Developer Academy? We recommend taking the nRF Connect SDK Fundamentals to learn more about Zephyr RTOS: academy.nordicsemi.com/courses/nrf-connect-sdk-fundamentals/
Loved this introductory video. My question is: if i have my project outside of nrf connect directory (zephyr is in nrf connect sdk directory). How can i use West tool. I have been trying with no luck. Thanks
Thank you Arjun. You should reach out to our tech support team on DevZone with your questions, they will be able to help you out: devzone.nordicsemi.com
We have a guide on how to install nRF Connect SDK manually on Linux and MacOS: developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF_Connect_SDK/doc/latest/nrf/gs_installing.html
Hi Pooya, there is no need to migrate to nRF Connect SDK/Zephyr if you are happy with the current feature set in nRF5 SDK v17, but keep in mind that the nRF5 SDK is currently in maintenance mode, and will not be updated with major new features. For instance, support for Bluetooth 5.1 direction finding and LE Audio in Bluetooth 5.2 will only be supported by nRF Connect SDK. New Nordic devices like the nRF91 and nRF53 Series will also only be supported by nRF Connect SDK, so if you are planning to use Nordic devices in the future you will likely need to migrate at one point.
nRF Connect SDK builds on the Zephyr RTOS to provide best in class functionality. It is however also possible to combine our RTOS-independent HAL and driver layer, nrfx, with another RTOS like FreeRTOS.
@@NordicSemi zephyr support for nrf4350dk is weak. Only examples are compilable. There is no option to create new project for zephyr provided in Nordic ses clone. There is no impact on zephyr configuration using nrf connect configurator
@@oidpolar6302we appreciate feedback on our products. If you could please post on our DevZone with more information for us to evaluate the Zephyr support we offer at the moment. Thank you. devzone.nordicsemi.com
You might find this video from Visual Studio Code useful: ruclips.net/video/6cOsxaNC06c/видео.html They also have quite a lot of useful information on their website: code.visualstudio.com/docs/introvideos/debugging
![[#1] ESP32 on Zephyr OS: "Hello, world!" (Blinking LED) [Part 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z_7y_4O7yTw/mqdefault.jpg)
i always loved how nordic semiconductor keep in touch with us, mortal people, just users who only want to learn.
Thank you so much for your comment, Tarash. You made our day!
Note for everyone: don't forget to turn off notifications before doing an online webinar. 😁
This was amazing thank you !!!! , So this is more closer to an Embedded Linux type of OS , as oppose to something like FreeRtos where I just add a few files and continue working in my regular IDE . This seems to be like a higher level type of OS more than a scheduler with tasks and such.
Just started to blink led on nrf with zephyr 😂
zephyr ecosystem begins at: 14:37
hey would you happen to know if there is a forum or any sort of online community for users to ask questions or have a discussion? they seem to make "community" and important factor, but aside from zephyr developers i have found no other community for users.
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awesome video !
i recently got my 53 dk board and was wondering if these more content to digest on the approaches on programming in the new enviroment that is zephyr as i've come from the 52dk / stm32
Thanks! We recommend you to watch our webinar: "Getting started with custom development in nRF Connect SDK" l ruclips.net/video/KSivO9Cf1TE/видео.html&lc=UgxjdCB5GVVTuI9Cd7N4AaABAg
You might find this tutorial on DevZone useful as well: devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/nrf-connect-sdk-guides/b/getting-started/posts/nrf-connect-sdk-tutorial---part-1-ncs-v1-4-0
@@NordicSemi woo thanks. Just in time for the weekend
@@Andreasonline3 Perfect timing! Have a great weekend.
Go Zephyr Go!
Great Webinar, thanks for that!
I see a lot of Nordic people using VS Code in these videos, but is it possible to fully develop applications solely in VS Code? You know: Building, Flashing, Debugging, Accessing all the source files down to the HAL files e.g.
Or is the embedded studio from SEGGER (nordic edition) the only way to fully develop an application in one environment?
Thank you for your feedback! Please use our DevZone to connect directly with our tech support team, they will be able to answer your question: devzone.nordicsemi.com
You can absolutely dive as deep as you want with VS Code, but it demands more fiddling with the command line than SES. More control, but might be a bit more advanced depending on your experience with CLI.
West @ 36:58
I’m still wondering how i make my own part of hal and drivers? I work with pretty new chips that require there custom protocols..
Have you seen our Nordic Developer Academy? We recommend taking the nRF Connect SDK Fundamentals to learn more about Zephyr RTOS: academy.nordicsemi.com/courses/nrf-connect-sdk-fundamentals/
Great introduction
Thank you!
Loved this introductory video. My question is: if i have my project outside of nrf connect directory (zephyr is in nrf connect sdk directory). How can i use West tool. I have been trying with no luck. Thanks
Thank you Arjun. You should reach out to our tech support team on DevZone with your questions, they will be able to help you out: devzone.nordicsemi.com
What ARM926EJS 32-bit board with MMU does Nordic Semi support on Zephyr?
We do not support non-Nordic-devices in our SDK. We recommend reaching out to Zephyr on their Discord channel: discord.com/invite/Ck7jw53nU2
sorry i'm newcomer, rpi support Zephyr?
If you mean Raspberry Pi so yes. For more info, check out: www.zephyrproject.org/raspberry-pi-zephyr-rtos/
so how can we install zephyr studio in ubuntu......?
We have a guide on how to install nRF Connect SDK manually on Linux and MacOS: developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF_Connect_SDK/doc/latest/nrf/gs_installing.html
At what point should one consider developing the application in Zephyr instead of nRF5 SDK?
Hi Pooya, there is no need to migrate to nRF Connect SDK/Zephyr if you are happy with the current feature set in nRF5 SDK v17, but keep in mind that the nRF5 SDK is currently in maintenance mode, and will not be updated with major new features. For instance, support for Bluetooth 5.1 direction finding and LE Audio in Bluetooth 5.2 will only be supported by nRF Connect SDK. New Nordic devices like the nRF91 and nRF53 Series will also only be supported by nRF Connect SDK, so if you are planning to use Nordic devices in the future you will likely need to migrate at one point.
All soc´s is already supported by nRF Connect SDK?
@@wcaeng yes, all the SoC's in the nRF52 Series, nRF53 Series and nRF91 Series. You can read more about the nRF Connect SDK: bit.ly/3kBm0yr
Useful information but the sound quality is very bad.
And no mention about FreeRTOS at all?
nRF Connect SDK builds on the Zephyr RTOS to provide best in class functionality. It is however also possible to combine our RTOS-independent HAL and driver layer, nrfx, with another RTOS like FreeRTOS.
@@NordicSemi zephyr support for nrf4350dk is weak. Only examples are compilable. There is no option to create new project for zephyr provided in Nordic ses clone. There is no impact on zephyr configuration using nrf connect configurator
@@oidpolar6302we appreciate feedback on our products. If you could please post on our DevZone with more information for us to evaluate the Zephyr support we offer at the moment. Thank you. devzone.nordicsemi.com
Can we do debugging through VSCode GUI.. ? Like without doing through commandline. Since there is a plugin in VSCOde named "Cortex-Debug"
You might find this video from Visual Studio Code useful: ruclips.net/video/6cOsxaNC06c/видео.html They also have quite a lot of useful information on their website: code.visualstudio.com/docs/introvideos/debugging
受益匪浅.
You lost me at "without further todo".
Useful information but the sound quality is very bad.