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title: "What we've been reading in [month] (xxxx)" | ||
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Here are the articles, videos, and tools we've been excited about in [month | ||
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author: gminn | ||
tags: [roundup] | ||
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🎆 Happy New Year! 🎆 Here's to making 2025 the best year yet. 2024 was an | ||
exciting year for Interrupt with 39 new articles, 6 new external contributors, | ||
and 576 new subscribers. Thanks for being a part of it! | ||
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Here are the articles, videos, and tools that we've been excited about this | ||
December. | ||
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What have you been reading? Share in the comments or | ||
[on the Interrupt Slack](https://interrupt-slack.herokuapp.com/). | ||
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## Articles & Learning | ||
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- [**Controlling RGB LEDs With Only the Powerlines: Anatomy of a Christmas Light String | Tim's Blog**](https://cpldcpu.com/2022/01/23/controlling-rgb-leds-with-only-the-powerlines-anatomy-of-a-christmas-light-string/)<br> | ||
Powerline control of RGB string lights. - Noah | ||
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- [**X-macros: Not all C macros are evil | M0AGX / LB9MG**](https://m0agx.eu/not-all-c-macros-are-evil.html)<br> | ||
Macros can be extremely useful for simplifying tasks like struct definitions. | ||
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## Projects & Tools | ||
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- [**pigg - Raspberry Pi GPIO GUI | GitHub**](https://github.com/andrewdavidmackenzie/pigg)<br> | ||
Nice GUI-based tool for accessing Raspberry Pi GPIO pins (including the | ||
Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W!) - Noah | ||
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- [**Moonshine | GitHub**](https://github.com/usefulsensors/moonshine)<br> A | ||
cool speech-to-text model optimized for (non-MCU) devices - François | ||
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- [**Marimapper | GitHub**](https://github.com/TheMariday/marimapper)<br> | ||
Video-based addressable LED mapping utility - Noah | ||
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- [**Imposter Attack | Ian Langworth's Things of Variable Interest Blog**](https://blog.langworth.com/imposter-attack)<br> | ||
Ian makes an Among Us themed game with an infrared gun, a bunch of ESP32s, and | ||
LED lights. Looks really fun! - Tyler | ||
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- [**Advent of Code on the Nintendo DS | sailor.li Blog**](https://sailor.li/aocnds.html) | ||
Bootstrapping rust on the Nintendo DS, for solving Advent of Code | ||
puzzles - Noah | ||
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- [**ch32v003 USB Driver for 3-digit 7-segment TN LCDs | GitHub**](https://github.com/cnlohr/ch32v003_3digit_lcd_usb/)<br> | ||
A neat project using one of the low-cost CV32 chips. The PCB cutout design for | ||
the USB C connector is very nice! - Noah | ||
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## News & Announcements | ||
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- [**Introducing LVGL's UI Editor (Preview of v0.1) | LVGL YouTube**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntAuLhuK3Ck)<br> | ||
The LVGL team recorded a walkthrough of their upcoming UI editor. I like how | ||
beyond the editor itself, they embrace modern workflows such as “designers | ||
live in Figma”, “reload UI without flashing new firmware” and even “generate | ||
an interactive gallery of all composable UI elements in CI for stakeholders to | ||
review early” - Heiko | ||
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## Upcoming Events | ||
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- [**January 7-10, 2025 | Las Vegas, NV | CES 202**](https://go.memfault.com/2025-ces)<br> | ||
Heading to CES 2025 next month? Meet up with Memfault and the Interrupt team | ||
in Exhibit Suite 29-223 (Venetian Tower). Schedule a demo to see how Memfault | ||
can help you build better IoT products, faster. |