Embedded Systems - Figuring Roadmap | Embedded systems podcast, in Pyjama

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We attempted to discover the roadmap for embedded systems software development by looking back at our journies.

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00:00 In this video
00:22 How did you get started with Embedded System and what all helped you?
02:03 Core things that helped Rajat in Embedded System
03:54 Rajat's view of Interrupt context and exception handling in Embedded System
04:11 Things Rajat knew when he started as a fresher in Embedded System's Role
04:57 Things Rajat learned in his first Job
11:37 Piyush Summarising Rajat's view on the basic requirement for Embedded System Role
14:22 Thing Helped Dev to get into Embedded Role: Micro Processor, Computer Architecture and C programming

𝙋𝙖𝙣𝙚𝙡 𝙈𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙗𝙚𝙧𝙨:

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[madhuanand]

Videos on bit manipulation and how to start practice c programming as embedded engineer? how to start understanding peripherals and write interrupt code for any peripherals. these videos will help us to keep on the track . would't find a good resource on these topics.

[ankit]

Definitely an insightful video. However, I have 2 requests/recommendations being a fellow embedded SW engineer would be to make a series or playlist concerning points to cover as a starter as you guys described, and the other playlist - a separate roadmap for a firmware development, which has practically very very less youtube videos on. It would be definitely great.

[rodrigoferreira]

Would you consider Rust instead of C also?

[lekhanshrana]

Exactly what aspiring embedded software engineers need. Thank you

[Zenosama]

In your list one thing is missing is communication protocols SPI, I2C, UART ....

[SaiKrishna-vrgz]

Thanks alot for your efforts. It gives a clear road map.

[mayn_k]

It was very insightful. The conversation in these videos on your channels are giving me clarity and making me feel confident that I'm on a right path. Thank you for everything you are doing. 💙

[himanshumishra]

Boys, seems you knew alot when out of college 😅

[frankapala]

Thanks for all this content. Really inspiring ❤

[brownmunda]

But even knowing like 3 mcu architecture companies tend to be very choosy, even uf u know 4/5 comm protocols u will not get shortlisted.And as u say its vast and mny things are upcoming and changing but i think companies should change the assessment of a candidate for a job for this particular field. for eg, if i worked on arm and ethernet a profile with arm and zigbee will not even consider even if i know the system understanding better than the rest.

[randomsoul]

There are lots of things mystery for me
Start up file
Linker script etc.

[mohansaini]

After bazel, you think make will still be used? Seems google is mandating bazel as build tool

[akshdeepsingh]

The Linux Programming Interface - Michael kerrisk,

I am guessing this book was mentioned in the video.

[SDIF-vhhe]

Can you make a podcast on roadmap on Embedded Hardware engineer.

[ruthrapathy]

42:22 I wish to have more understanding about the Computer architecture topics

@Dev I will not escape that class😂

[donythomas]

Thank you for this valuable information. IMHO as long as your fundamentals are rock solid you can excel in any field including embedded systems.

[JeevanKiSeekh_lifelessons]

What about the salary in embedded field at starting and after 5 years or 10years in this

[mohammedsaqeeb]

You guys are doing great, I am a hardware hacker and I keep watching your videos to learn embedded systems.

[SY_ViralShortsM]

Can someone suggest the best course or any link of the video series where I can learn the updated embedded linux system.
Thanks in advance for your help.

[madhuanand]

Again thanks a lot for the very insightful videos.