> BUT... It is enjoyable once you have everything up and running of course, which on the other hand is a huge pain in the ass. Yes. I’ve been waiting for this

> BUT... It is enjoyable once you have everything up and running of course, which on the other hand is a huge pain in the ass. Yes. I’ve been waiting for this for a few years. For someone to dumb down and actually support this process. I can’t leave C and my IDEs behind. I can’t jump into a new product with RUST if there is no official support anywhere. I’m not payed to tinker with a setup, I’m paid to make embedded products that solve customer problems. Give me an IDE. Or someone make a serious effort at Rust with VS Code or whatever IDE and some real package support. I’ll be there with dollars in hand. I look at how much money and effort things like Zephyr or MicroPython get and it’s so strange that things with a ton of competition already or niche toys draw bigly - but something like Rust for embedded gets a couple of people making crates here or there.