Going West - Developing and Maintaining a Zephyr-based Microcontroller SDK
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the development and maintenance of a Zephyr-based microcontroller SDK in this informative conference talk. Gain insights into Nordic Semiconductor's journey in creating a modern, scalable Software Development Kit for nRF microcontrollers using Zephyr Project's RTOS code and tools. Discover the challenges faced, contributions made to the Zephyr Project, and the establishment of new processes within the company to collaborate with open source projects. Learn about the Vestavind team's role in coordinating interactions between projects and commercial offerings. Understand the evolution of Nordic's ICs, the software development challenges, and the decision to adopt an open-source RTOS. Delve into the structure of the nRF Connect SDK, its components, and the development model used. Explore concepts such as keeping forks clean, Zephyr modules, repository structure, and synchronization through upmerges.
Syllabus
Intro
About me
About Nordic
Nordic ICs today
Nordic ICs in the wild
Nordic SoC evolution (III)
The software story
The problem with the SDK(s)
Looking for solutions
Open Source RTOS
Risks assessed
nRF Connect SDK (NCS)
Bare metal to RTOS
Single codebase
Development model
NCS in a nutshell
NCS components
Some terminology
Keeping the fork clean
Zephyr modules
Repository structure
Synchronization (upmerges)
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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