#embedded #stm32 #CortexM0 #arm #codium #podman
So I've got a pretty decent recipe now for creating a containerized embedded build environment for ARM Cortex devices using slop-free tooling like PodMan and Codium.
It's a bit more work than using VSCode and the built in devcontainer support, but I think it's still useable for a typical embedded developer.
It works on Windows and Linux and (I'm assuming) MacOS as well.
Is this something the community would be interested in reading about?
@rocking_horse przyglądałem się #Antigravity i trochę poczytałem ogólnych informacji. Powiedz mi czy słuszne jest moje wrażenie, że jest to celowane raczej w aplikacje internetowe niż narzędzia działające lokalnie?
P.S. Ja programuję swoje narzędzia, skrypty i kod ESPHome z użyciem #Warp z domyślnymi modelami, a dla niektórych snippetów posiłkuję się myślącym Gemini w przeglądarce. Kod "czyszczę" i weryfikuję w #Codium. W zasadzie jestem zadowolony z tego setu.
I realized that when I use #Codium to write stuff for my #Eleventy website that I frequently would edit like a mad MF in order to avoid the auto-save triggering a build of my local dev instance. My site is big enough and has enough stuff that is a several minute build.
Earlier today I caught myself doing it and said to myself "You know, you can just increase the timeout value rather than altering your behavior to fit the tool." I set it to 15 seconds which is still plenty short in the world of editing and yet plenty long enough for me to move the cursor and continue editing without triggering a build.
Done.
Install of VS Codium to replace VS Code went nicely (via 'snap' in Ubuntu's 'App Center').
Needed only to reinstall a couple of extensions and reconnect to github (which is another service for which like to review alternatives).
Also took the opportunity to install a 'linter' (Ruff) for superficial code review - it's a helpful tool; learned about the risk of 'bare excepts' which are ubiquitous in online code snippets/advice.
If anyone is
1) on Linux
2) using VSCodium
3) struggling to activate Synthwave '84 (https://github.com/robb0wen/synthwave-vscode)
You have to run the following command:
sudo chown -R (your local username):(your local username) /usr/share/codium/resources/app/out/vs/code/electron-browser/workbench
There's a file that needs to be written on a folder that's under the root user/group
le framework web #Python #FastAPI vient de sortir une extension pour vsCode : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=FastAPILabs.fastapi-vscode.
- visualisation de l'arborescence des routes et accès facilité au code
- interaction avec le service FastAPI Cloud (déploiement, logs)
L'extension collecte des données anonymisées d'utilisation, mais cette télémétrie peut être désactivée. Je me renseigne pour savoir si l'extension sera disponible dans le dépôt openvsx.org pour les personnes utilisant #codium.
Interestingly, it only does this if I open it from the terminal window within #codium.
If I open it straight from the OS it does not complain.
I don't trust unmodified #microsoft software.
Finally replaced Obsidian with #codium for using it as personal notebook / diary / todo list keeper.
I can not work with an editor that does no syntax highlighting even it is about plain text.
Let's see how long this will stay.
ty, l'#outil édité par Astral, qui vérifie la cohérence des annotations de typage dans une base de code #Python passe en version beta : https://astral.sh/blog/ty
Et pour les personnes qui utilisent #codium ou #vsCode, il existe une extension : https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=astral-sh.ty
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