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1st time in the forum. Hello to all !

HellasT
Associate

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 !

Wise is not he who knows many. Wise is he who knows useful. Aeschylus.
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Andrew Neil
Evangelist III

Welcome to the community.

On the home page - https://community.st.com/  - you will see some 'Getting Started' tips:

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ST have a YouTube channel - lots of training videos there: https://www.youtube.com/@stmicroelectronics
 
 
 

Those from the 'Support & Community' and 'STM32 Developer Zone' links on the main ST Home page:

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SofLit
ST Employee

Hello and welcome to STM32 world.

You can start by this Wiki.

To give better visibility on the answered topics, please click on "Accept as Solution" on the reply which solved your issue or answered your question.
Andrew Neil
Evangelist III

Welcome to the community.

On the home page - https://community.st.com/  - you will see some 'Getting Started' tips:

AndrewNeil_0-1712159370011.png

 

ST have a YouTube channel - lots of training videos there: https://www.youtube.com/@stmicroelectronics
 
 
 

Those from the 'Support & Community' and 'STM32 Developer Zone' links on the main ST Home page:

AndrewNeil_0-1712159937888.png

 

HellasT
Associate

Thank you all for your suggestions. I will check them out all one by one.

Wise is not he who knows many. Wise is he who knows useful. Aeschylus.

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).

Kudo posts if you have the same problem and kudo replies if the solution works.
Click "Accept as Solution" if a reply solved your problem. If no solution was posted please answer with your own.