19 Aug 2018, 06:14pm TZ +05:30
Many of us Windows users try to have Visual Studio environment.
But that’s not always great option. Unless you are ready to download 8GB
on your internet bandwidth.
I personally like Visual Studio and its fast upcoming cousin
VS Code. But hate the large download part.
Hence an opensource alternative is a need of the hour.
Also if you like to compile linuxy style code with Makefile in all its
glory.
MinGW64 at your service friend!
...06 Aug 2018, 12:00am TZ +00:00
It has been long time since I worked on ESP8266 and that too native SDK from Esperssif.
With the rusty know-how and lack on info online, I had a mixed start again.
Hope that the experience shared here might be helpful for many users,
who wish to do ESP8266 native SDK development on Windows Platform.
But are afraid that most of the working tools for ESP8266 are linux friendly.
Not to worry you are in good company.
...30 Jun 2018, 12:00am TZ +00:00
Draft
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There is always a need to add multiple dimensions and units to dimensions
while doing PCB Assembly.
The process of doing so in Orcad 17.2 is quite tricky.
...09 Jun 2018, 12:00am TZ +00:00
Its common that one needs to use a programmer from the Arduino IDE, but on
Windows 10 things are not as simple. Many times the drivers installed are not
correct hence the avrdude tool in the Arduino IDE refuses to work.
Now, we have a way to do this programming in Linux as well.
Have a look at my latest article
Programming Arduino Bootloader using Avrdude with AVRISP mkII in Manjaro (Arch Linux)
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...14 Mar 2018, 12:00am TZ +00:00
Many times we need a reliable way to infer the data hidden into the Barcode.
In the modern days is the time for QR-Code.
...02 Mar 2018, 12:00am TZ +00:00
This is a brief guide to using OpenOCD on Windows and linux.
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