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Trialing PlatformIO and Arduino with Golioth (Labs)

This experiment combines Golioth with Arduino and PlatformIO. The project builds on ESP-IDF, including Arduino as a component. It's not meant for production devices, but may be useful for those migrating from Arduino to ESP-IDF.
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ZDS: What Chip Shortage? How We Use Zephyr for Truly Modular Hardware

Learn how Zephyr RTOS and Golioth's modular hardware platform (Aludel) combine to reduce dependence on any one specific chip vendor.
Mike Szczys -
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