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I can recommend https://www.giters.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tutorials https://www.giters.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tut... for those of

I can recommend https://www.giters.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tutorials https://www.giters.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tut... for those of you interested in using Rust. Be aware it also requires the use of Docker though but I don't need Docker and have changed my code not to need it.

ggregoire 5y ago
Is this an alternative UI for GitHub but without the files, commits history and so on? Why tho? I'm confused. Actual GitHub repo for anyone looking for the files: https://github.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tutorials https://github.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tutoria...
- superkuh 5y ago
  Unlike github or gitlab this page is actually an HTML file and does not need javascript executed to define the web components "HTML". I appreciate an accessible link, at least. I don't know if that's why he linked it.
  - mrlonglong 5y ago
    Oh, was it on GitHub? I hadn't noticed it was different. I'll do better next time.
AQuantized 5y ago
This is perfect for me, I recently made the project OS for Nand to Tetris and have been learning systems programming with Rust. I wish there was a way to find resources like this more easily than scouring HN or trying to sort through google searches.
- jfoutz 5y ago
  For a few glorious years google was amazing at this. the difference coming from altavista was unreal. at this point, I think I'd prefer boolean queries like altavista so I can search the word vectors myself. maybe some meta info so I can include/exclude based on various tags and links.
  - jsjohnst 5y ago
    > For a few glorious years google was amazing at this. the difference coming from altavista was unreal. I so miss those days! I don’t remember exactly when it fully became useless for exact specific queries like that, but I think it was around 2007-2009.
- chucksmash 5y ago
  I also did Nand2Tetris, like Rust, and had an interest in more material in this area. I followed v2 of this tutorial[1] and enjoyed it enough to become a GitHub sponsor for in-progress UEFI work, you might enjoy: [1]: https://os.phil-opp.com/ https://os.phil-opp.com/
  - AQuantized 5y ago
    Thanks for this, this looks really interesting as well.
dljsjr 5y ago
What is this site that’s re-hosting GitHub repos?

ggregoire 5y ago

Is this an alternative UI for GitHub but without the files, commits history and so on? Why tho? I'm confused. Actual GitHub repo for anyone looking for the files: https://github.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tutorials https://github.com/rust-embedded/rust-raspberrypi-OS-tutoria...

superkuh 5y ago
Unlike github or gitlab this page is actually an HTML file and does not need javascript executed to define the web components "HTML". I appreciate an accessible link, at least. I don't know if that's why he linked it.
- mrlonglong 5y ago
  Oh, was it on GitHub? I hadn't noticed it was different. I'll do better next time.

AQuantized 5y ago

This is perfect for me, I recently made the project OS for Nand to Tetris and have been learning systems programming with Rust. I wish there was a way to find resources like this more easily than scouring HN or trying to sort through google searches.

jfoutz 5y ago
For a few glorious years google was amazing at this. the difference coming from altavista was unreal. at this point, I think I'd prefer boolean queries like altavista so I can search the word vectors myself. maybe some meta info so I can include/exclude based on various tags and links.
- jsjohnst 5y ago
  > For a few glorious years google was amazing at this. the difference coming from altavista was unreal. I so miss those days! I don’t remember exactly when it fully became useless for exact specific queries like that, but I think it was around 2007-2009.
chucksmash 5y ago
I also did Nand2Tetris, like Rust, and had an interest in more material in this area. I followed v2 of this tutorial[1] and enjoyed it enough to become a GitHub sponsor for in-progress UEFI work, you might enjoy: [1]: https://os.phil-opp.com/ https://os.phil-opp.com/
- AQuantized 5y ago
  Thanks for this, this looks really interesting as well.

dljsjr 5y ago

What is this site that’s re-hosting GitHub repos?