Happy Friday, from sunny Prague, Czech Republic! As hundreds of Zephyr users, contributors, and maintainers gathered in-person (and virtually too!) this week, this Friday’s digest is a bit on the…
Written by Antmicro The Zephyr RTOS most often powers MCUs with hundreds of supported platforms, taking the primary, user-facing role. But its versatility makes it a great fit for other,…
Zephyr 3.4 was released last week, so new features started to flow again into the main repository for the upcoming 3.5 version of Zephyr, which is due in just about…
Written by Laurens Slat, Developer Relations, AVSystem This blog originally ran on the AVSystem website. For more content like this, click here. As more and more resource-constrained IoT devices are…
🇨🇳 for a Chinese version of this article, see: Zephyr 3.4 新版本公告 On behalf of the Zephyr community, it’s my pleasure to announce that as of today, Zephyr 3.4.0 is…
Another short update this week… or maybe not? … drumroll … Zephyr 3.4 has just been released, and I invite everyone to check out the two resources below to learn…
We’re only a week a way from the release of Zephyr 3.4, and everyone (including yours truly) is busy polishing everything for the release. I am trying to put together…
Like I mentioned last week, the release of Zephyr 3.4 is approaching (currently scheduled for June, 16), and the first release candidate is already out. There are slightly less noteworthy…
As the Zephyr community is getting ready to gather at Zephyr Developer Summit in less than a month, I can already tell you that one of the (many!) topics that…