Build software for tiny computers like microcontrollers using Rust. This skill focuses on writing code without a standard library or heap memory. You work directly with hardware pins, sensors, and communication protocols like SPI or I2C.
Everything must be safe and predictable with no crashes. The code runs on bare metal with no operating system. You use special tools like HAL to access hardware safely and RTIC or Embassy to handle multiple tasks.
This approach is ideal for building reliable firmware for devices like STM32, ESP32, and nRF chips. It helps you avoid common mistakes like using heap memory or blocking inside an interrupt.
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