EmbeddedSystem

Why we included this project

This is a personal knowledge base for embedded systems that the author keeps updating, and it reads like one engineer's working notes rather than a polished textbook. The content spans ARM, RTOS, embedded Linux, networking, and computer architecture, with machine learning, data structures, compilers, and several programming languages layered on top. What makes it worth a look is the editorial voice: the author argues, for example, that understanding computer organization matters more than memorizing any particular CPU, and backs that up with experience designing a simple 16-bit processor. For developers or students trying to map out the embedded field before committing to a topic, it's a useful starting point, and teams bringing new embedded engineers up to speed could point them here as well.