The end of one year (or at the beginning of the next one) is always a good time to check in. In review, in 2023, a fairly productive was:
- Published a total of 123 new articles on the website: 26 Blog posts23 glossary Entries, 42 Feldatlas Entries and 32 lessons (about All of our courses)))
- The location grew on 1939 pages
- Made 1,257 updates for existing pages on the website
- Published our 78th monthly newsletter at the age of 6.5 that it was continuously executed
- Ended the year with active Members From 32 countries (and a total number of 40 countries)
- Significant updates on the meson And Cmake Versions of our “Create a cross -platform creation Build the system For embedded project courses
- Completion a development project for a customer
- Completed a technical review of the second edition of Make embedded systems By Elecia White
- To read Embedded software design by Jacob Beningo as a community
- People demanded that we create one Complete bundles And Lifelong levels of membership – and actually followed when buying!
- Started the Checklist for IoT device payability requirements We created with the Memfault team
- Delivered four panel discussions with Memfault:
- Dealt with
- Converted an unused dandruff to our property into an office and pulled it in
- Set up an admission environment to produce videos for courses and to operate live classes
- Created material to support a living delivery of Design of embedded software for changes
- Checked the source code that we maintainPresent Combined it into a Monorepoand set up the supportive infrastructure to distribute updates to independent repositories
- Began to develop new code to serve as educational examples and inspiration for the development of the next year
It was actually very helpful to create a list of successes for the past year. When I write down my services like this, I see the conflict between What I actually did And What I experienced when I walk through the year.
Because the truth is that I felt the majority of this year helplessly unproductive. On some days I even saw myself as a complete failure and wanted to give up my work. It was a turbulent year of distraction almost every day, and this year there was about three months unplanned time in which I couldn’t work at all. Several advisory projects for which I do not happen. I did not make progress in the inclusion of the monorepo -related changes git or git-filter-repo. About twenty articles that I wanted to write are still unfinished. And I didn’t complete the planned update Design of embedded software for changes.
But these feelings of be unproductive And be a failure are not associated with reality, as this list shows me. You are simple, I’m unnecessarily hard for myself. Setting the bar too high. To judge me too critically. This is not a useful thinking. This type of self -talk is not the way to create high -quality work. It is not a good example for my children, my friends or my community.
Work will always be left. It is natural to have the feeling of having that I could have done more. But we also have to notice when we did a good job.
Work is simply an aspect of life and it is not always the most important thing. I am proud of myself that I can go away when I had to go because I had to spend so much time with my family to maintain a great garden for the first time in years of dear friends because she organizes so many wonderful visitors have. And even then I was able to create the list above. This is something you can be proud of.
Of course, we still have big plans for embedded art. We look forward to sharing you with you during 2024.
Happy New Year!
Top 20 articles in 2023
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The view counts are approximately because we have incomplete data for two months this year.