Reddit embedded：Why the surge in interest in breaking into Embedded SW?
Why the surge in interest in breaking into Embedded SW?
2023年11月23日—43votes,94comments.Heyr/embeddedcommunity,I'venoticedalotofquestionsaboutgettingintoembeddedsoftwarelately.。其他文章還包含有：「embeddedwiki」、「Howisitworkingasanembeddedsoftwareengineer?」、「IsanyoneusingRustforembeddedwork」、「Isitme」、「rEmbedded」、「rembeddedlinux」、「Whyisembeddedsystemfieldunpopular?」、「Wouldyoudoembeddedifyouweretostartagain?」、「Wouldyousayemb...
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embedded wiki
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r/embedded: This sub is dedicated to discussion and questions about embedded systems: a controller programmed and controlled by a ...
How is it working as an embedded software engineer?
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As an embedded software engineer, too often I found myself working on projects that didn't make sense from a market or technical perspective.
Is anyone using Rust for embedded work
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Rust iterators and enums are also very useful for embedded and blow C++'s equivalents out of the water. Really well suited for building codecs ...
Is it me
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Yes, making embedded software got popular, I mean, really popular. The hardware got almost as powerful as what we have in our phones. There are ...
rEmbedded
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r/embedded: This sub is dedicated to discussion and questions about embedded systems: a controller programmed and controlled by a real-time…
rembeddedlinux
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r/embeddedlinux: A place for everything related to Embedded Linux, news, articles, talks etc.
Why is embedded system field unpopular?
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Embedded systems are vast, requiring knowledge in a lot of areas. Embedded jobs usually start at a lower pay scale because this, since you ...
Would you do embedded if you were to start again?
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Hell no I wouldn't! Long lab hours and low pay relative to the rest of the software field. The joy of working with actual hardware is quickly ...
Would you say embedded systems is an area not as popular
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Almost all (or even 100%) people I meet in embedded, are much more aware of things they are working with, than, as for instance web developers.