The ARM Foundation model allows you to discover the reference Open Source ARM Software stack (ARM Trusted Firmware, UEFI, Linux Kernel) for free. This blog covers the step to build every software components.
Tags: open-source, uefi, arm-trusted-firmware, linux
After writing our tutorial to demonstrate Nordic UART Service using PolyMCU and Gattlib, we were looking for terminal to run on Nordic nRF52.
That is when we started to port MicroPython to our PolyMCU framework.
Tags: open-source, bluetooth, nordic, micropython
Tutorial explaining how to write a Nordic BLE peripheral firmware using PolyMCU and use Gattlib on the host computer to communicate with this device.
Bluetooth Nordic UART Service will be used through this tutorial.
Tags: open-source, polymcu, linux, bluetooth, gattlib, cmake, nordic
PolyMCU is one of our Open-Source projects. It unifies MCU Vendor SDKs into a single source tree.
We recently updated it to use Nordic nRF5 SDK 11.0.0. Unfortunately, we only have the Nordic nRF52 Pre-DK to test it. It is a call for testers!
Tags: open-source, polymcu, nordic
This blog entry explains the reasons why we came to write a new library to access BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) GATT protocol on Linux.
It also cover how the story of how this library was developed with the difficulties we encountered.
Tags: open-source, linux, bluetooth, gattlib, cmake
Explain why we use Django for our website and also our powerful process to deploy a new version of our website in one command.
And because we are still a young startup, everything is in context of saving money!
Tags: django, open-source