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> Also, Arduino is not the only game in town. I recently bought two Nucleo G431KBs... ST's development boards are great. They're fairly inexpensive, especially
by duskwuff 4y ago
> Also, Arduino is not the only game in town. I recently bought two Nucleo G431KBs...
ST's development boards are great. They're fairly inexpensive, especially in the Nucleo line; they cover an extremely wide range of microcontrollers; they come with real debug probes, not just serial ports; and many of them have Arduino-compatible pinouts and/or are supported by the Arduino IDE. Plus, they've got their own Eclipse-based IDE which you can graduate to once you've outgrown the Arduino framework.
- TheLoafOfBread 4y agoWell if you can actually buy STM32 processors for final product.
- glonq 4y agoOuch. We switched to GigaDevice GD32 last year for exactly this reason.
- duskwuff 4y agoFor a lot of hobbyist projects, the development board is the final product. Not everything goes into mass production.
- cccbbbaaa 4y agoIt depends on the product range. G0s and G4s seems to be available on mouser.