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Do they have nice open-source SDKs for these nice products?

• vbezhenar 1y ago
  I'm working with NRF5 SDK. Most of its source is available (no idea if it's free software or not, but sources are there). The most glaring exception is softdevice - that's BLE implementation, it's huge binary blob, taking control over most CPU. Their newer SDK based on Zephyr RTOS, I didn't work with it, but I think it's mostly open source as well.
  • Avamander 1y ago
    You can use NimBLE on quite a few of these chips.
• fra 1y ago
  It's all on Github (https://github.com/nordicsemiconductor https://github.com/nordicsemiconductor), but it is not technically open source as it is a modified BSD that does not let you use the SDKs with other chipsets.
  • pabs3 1y ago
    The BLE library at least is plain BSD-3-Clause. Most of the other ones are the same, a few don't have licenses applied though. Which repo has the modified BSD license?