I was wondering if there is something similar. I know about the subreddits, but they tend to be a bit chaotic and not entirely what I am looking for.
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As an embedded developer, I am always happy to see threads about embedded hardware and software, new SoC / MCU releases etc, but these are rare here.
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#2not to my knowledge, but this newsletter is source of some nice info from embedded world:
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#3I like the monthly round up of articles here.
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#4Element 14 Community is awesome (https://community.element14.com/)
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#5I enjoy https://www.cnx-software.com/ not exactly a community , but good news site.
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#6If I can, I’m the happy author of EmbedSys Weekly newsletter that is a weekly hand picked list of tech articles https://embedsysweekly.com
If you have questions, I’m happy to reply to anything
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#7Lets start one on discord!
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#8(disclaimer: I run the Interrupt community at interrupt.memfault.com)
Closest I've found is the "hardware" tag on lobste.rs (https://lobste.rs/t/hardware), though it is not super active. There's also the /r/embedded subreddit, though the main moderator is pretty terrible so it hasn't always lived to its potential.
We'd be keen to host something on Interrupt, if there is interest. Come join us in Slack (join: https://interrupt-slack.herokuapp.com/) if you'd like to chat about it!
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#9Lets start one on discord!
That's a very good suggestion to have a discord server on Embedded systems
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#10If you have Telegram: https://t.me/embedded_system
That's the largest channel about embedded engineering there