Embedded Systems are cool and fun. And more than anything else, easy.
But it's a sad fact that most of the content/information out there is not easy to process. Specially for a beginner.
We are a community that wants to spread knowledge. Our goal is to make our content as easy as possible to understand.
We don't want you to decipher tutorials, guides or books to learn.
Let people know about this proyect. And how can they support us.
You can also write a post or tutorial. There are two ways to do it:
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Send us an email: Write a post in Markdown format and send us by mail to [email protected]. You can find the template with instructions here.
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Create a pull request on Github. Detailed instructions are not yet ready. But we'll post it soon ;).
Right now, there are no web-developers or graphic/UI-designers in our team. Some of us have software development and marketing experience. We try our best to give you the best experience.
If you have ideas to improve this site. We want to hear from you.
Don't be shy. Take Part
We are sure that the comunnity will really appreciate it ;).
If you still don't know how you can help. No problem. Send us a mail to [email protected] And let's us know your interest! :)
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/daleonpz/baremetallics.git- Install ruby
sudo apt-get install ruby-full build-essential zlib1g-dev- Install Jekyll
gem install jekyll bundler- Install dependencies
bundle install- Run the site
bundle exec jekyll serve- Open your browser and go to
http://localhost:4000
And that's it! You should see the site running locally.
An alternative is using Nix. If you have Nix installed, you can run nix develop --ignore-environment and then bundle exec jekyll serve.
All this stuff is under the MIT License