2024-04-03 08:40 AM
Hello Everyone, My name is Konstantinos and it is my very first post in this community so please forgive possible mistakes. Im posting here since i failed to find any "introduction" topics.
I work as PCB repair electronics technician and when it comes to programming i have only moderate knowledge of C language and little experience on programming MCU's. I started with arduinos and hope to get to learn stm32 mcu's. As you probably figured i have 0 experience with stm32 and i would like some guidance on where and how to start. Any advice appreciated.
Thank you all !
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2024-04-03 08:53 AM - edited 2024-04-03 09:00 AM
Welcome to the community.
On the home page - https://community.st.com/ - you will see some 'Getting Started' tips:
Those from the 'Support & Community' and 'STM32 Developer Zone' links on the main ST Home page:
2024-04-03 08:42 AM
Hello and welcome to STM32 world.
You can start by this Wiki.
2024-04-03 08:53 AM - edited 2024-04-03 09:00 AM
Welcome to the community.
On the home page - https://community.st.com/ - you will see some 'Getting Started' tips:
Those from the 'Support & Community' and 'STM32 Developer Zone' links on the main ST Home page:
2024-04-04 06:00 AM
Thank you all for your suggestions. I will check them out all one by one.
2024-04-24 02:55 AM - edited 2024-04-25 03:13 AM
Welcome!
A few more tips:
There is a great YouTube channel with many STM32 examples called ControllersTech. Those videos helped me out quite a lot.
Learning embedded programming is a very steep learning curve. But don't give up. Try lots of little experiments by making a lot of small programs where you try out 1 new thing. Always make backups or use software versioning such as git so you can always go back to an older working version of a project if it suddenly stopped working (one line of code can cause issues or a project file can get corrupted).