Different microcontrollers normally have different developing tools . For instance Arduino rely on Arduino IDE. Few more advanced users set up different graphical interfaces like Eclipse for better project management. Sometimes it may be hard to keep up with different microcontrollers and tools. You probably thought that single unified development tool could be great. Well this is what PlatformIO open source ecosystem is for.

This is cross platform code builder and library manager with platforms like Arduino or MBED support. They took care of toolchains, debuggers, frameworks that work on most popular platforms like Windows, Mac and Linux. It supports more than 200 development boards along with more than 15 development platforms and 10 frameworks.

The Software Preservation Group (SPG) of the Computer History Museum is exploring how to collect software in support of the museum's overall mission.

The work of the SPG includes:

   Preserving and collecting software
   Identifying and working with other people preserving and collecting software
   Sponsoring and assisting software preservation and collection activity

This web site is used to:

   communicate and coordinate the activities of the SPG
   display the works-in-progress
   solicit assistance from potential volunteers and collaborators

Use the tabs above to find information about the SPG, our current projects, SPG meetings, and how you can help.

Here you can find my software, developed for radio amateur's use, all freeware.

Portrait photos of people involved in the development of open source software.

Simple example of adding a dynamically loaded function written in C to Emacs.

Interesting blog from a recovering video games programmer.

Slice wiki, in case the forum disappears again.

Just what it says.