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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 1

    📣 Start of year announcement: I'm joining ! 🎉 We do Rust! If you need a Rust solution, Rust training or help with e.g. check our website for contact details: P.S. I wish you all a great 2020! 🎆

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  2. Retweeted
    Jan 20

    Hello everyone! We're very happy to confirm that 2020 will happen in July. Venue information will come shortly.

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  3. 3 Dec 2019

    if you enjoy looking at WIP things, I wrote a PoC async/await no_std impl for Cortex-M microcontrollers In addition to the code (runnable in QEMU) there's a write-up about the design / impl in the README I'll prob write a proper blog post at some point

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  4. Retweeted
    3 Dec 2019

    We’re doing another survey this year! Please share far and wide:

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  5. Retweeted

    This one is important! If you're using Rust on Embedded, thinking about it, or have already decided not to yet, let us know! Your feedback helps make Rust a better way to develop embedded software!

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  6. 17 Nov 2019

    It took me forever but I have finally released v0.1.0 (not a beta pre-release) of `ufmt`, a (6-40x) smaller and (2-9x) faster alternative to `core::fmt`. In this release the family of `uwrite!` macros works on stable thanks to `proc-macro-hack`!

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    howdy friends! i'm officially looking for work! - writing Rust for 3 years, contributing to rustdoc for 2 - experience with VB .NET and learning a company-internal language on-the-job - i love teaching people stuff i know and learning from others - denver/remote/texas/your city?

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  8. Retweeted

    Guess what? We have the venue for the next edition of . Here you have a hint 😉

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  9. 17 Oct 2019

    📢 Real Time for The Masses v0.5.0-beta is out! The embedded concurrency framework has new syntax and multi-core support. Also, a new GitHub org, domain and chat room. 🎉 👩‍💻 📖 🗣️ 🆙

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  10. 23 Jun 2019

    ✍️ blog post: Real Time for the Masses goes multi-core The upcoming release of the concurrency framework ships with support for multi-core Cortex-M devices. Learn what parts of the single-core API can be used in multi-core context (spoilers: all of it)

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  11. 14 Jun 2019

    ... we need to decide on several small breaking changes that will affect single-core applications. If you are a current or future RTFM user we would appreciate your input on these RFCs: (2/2)

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  12. 14 Jun 2019

    Heterogeneous multi-core support is coming to Real Time For the Masses (RTFM), the embedded concurrency framework! Pics are examples of message passing between the ARM Cortex-M4F and ARM Cortex-M0+ cores on an LPC541xx micro But first ... (1/2)

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  13. Retweeted
    5 Jun 2019

    Today is proud to announce an effort we are starting: Sealed Rust. This is the first blog post towards our efforts to bring to safety critical software domains. Read more about it here:

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  14. Retweeted
    3 Jun 2019

    We're slowly starting to publish videos over at our YouTube channel! Subscribe there for updates and follow for the videos!

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  15. Retweeted
    20 May 2019

    We've published our Oxidize Berlin 2019 wrapup post! Thanks again to everyone involved in helping us make this a reality for the community! We can't wait to see you all again soon!

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  16. 20 May 2019

    P.S. I think this is the most systems program-y stuff I have done while using an OS (raw system calls) It's also the most segfaults I have gotten from unsafe Rust code, ever ABI contracts, assembly and non-standard calling conventions are all very easy to get wrong

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  17. 20 May 2019

    Implementing the timer queue feature and even multi-core support doesn't seem like it would be too hard but IDK what would be the best way to do IO RTFM wants *signals* on IO events but I don't think any of the Linux IO API uses signals? (haven't read epoll et al man pages yet)

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  18. 20 May 2019

    Real Time for The Masses (RTFM) running on ... (x86_64) Linux (?!) Deadlock-free memory sharing and message passing both work and apps run on a single CPU I have no idea what you would use this for, though. Maybe some soft real time embedded Linux app?

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  19. Retweeted
    15 May 2019

    Rust is four years old today! Thank you everyone! 🎉🎂

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  20. Retweeted
    13 May 2019

    Been doing Embedded Linux in for a while now, but finally got my first bare-metal program running on a Cortex-M4. Took all of 10 minutes. What great docs/tutorials! Lots more to come.

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