Zephyr RTOS Intro - And why I love it

[@vldgrs]

Fantastic, just what I needed! Thank you! 🙏

[@antshivrobotics]

You're welcome

[@iotbits]

Very detailed, nice. It takes a lot of efforts to put everything together to share. Thanks @Antshiv 👍👍

[@larsvonwachenfeldt814]

Really good introduction! Top notch! Thanks!

[@antshivrobotics]

Thank you!

[@BillXT11]

Great video, thank you! It would be great if you can continue with a series of videos of Zephyrs for beginners. I am trying to learn it and it has been difficult to find good information like this.

[@ljunq]

Great video. Would like to see more of these as you were very clear. Deep dives on things like the board specific conf settings, custom boards, etc. would be great.

[@KayceBasques]

I would also watch some deep dives into particular subsystems

[@antshivrobotics]

Thanks, will do!

[@KayceBasques]

Helpful overview. Thank you for creating this!

[@nielspaulin2647]

EXCELLENT INTRO. Thank you.

[@antshivrobotics]

You're welcome!

[@The22v10]

It is a great Video and a very good breakdown for a beginner or someone who's just switching over from Arduino to Nrf_sdk. Hope you do more.

[@antshivrobotics]

Any specific topic of interest ?

[@smatq]

Great video! Greetings from Poland!

[@jarekdomanski7985]

Thank You! It was really useful.

[@antshivrobotics]

Glad it helped.

[@devandivi]

Useful, thank for your effort

[@reiotation2213]

Coole kleine Zusammenstellung 👍

[@terranceparker2015]

Still have not bought into Zephyr. File system looks overly complicated. Maybe this is clearer to a Linux developer, but it seems like a lot of overhead development. Using FreeRTOS or Thread just instantiate the kernel and make your calls. Most RTOS applications use only 3 to 4 processes, easy to set up and use only the peripherals you need and configure them. Also, would like to see a side by side application of Zephyr vs FreeRTOS final application memory footprint usage on the same mcu. Liked your video, but kinda cemented me more:)

[@antshivrobotics]

Yeah, Zephyr is definitely complicated. FreeRTOS is a great alternative and a lot easier to get started with. Use the best tools for the job is my recommendation.

[@Rohan-ui6sd]

Hello, thank you for this video! Would you please make a video on setting up a vanilla Zephyr environment on VS Code (from what I can see in your video, that is exactly what you are using). I am in the process of setting my workspace but it is quite tricky.

[@antshivrobotics]

Are you using Zephyr with any particular MCU? If you are working on developing the Zephyr RTOS itself ask the zephyr community in their discord channel for help. In this case I am using the Nordic semi SDK which runs on Zephyr and works on the vs code ide. Nordic has pretty much done all the heavy lifting. I have just followed their guide to get it all working.

[@meera.hk56]

Please make more tutorial videos for better understanding..

[@antshivrobotics]

Any particular suggestions you have in mind? Devicetrees, threads, timers etc ?

[@AjayKumar-ds7zb]

Thanks

[@Cisstolovsky]

hi very nice video, did you know how to use i80 lcd interface in zephyr?

[@antshivrobotics]

sorry, I haven't tried interfacing any lcd yet.

[@hectorvidales876]

Thank you! This is a great video!