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@apxmachit Personally I use Rust as a replacement for Embedded C. I find C too difficult to teach for embedded platforms like PineTime Smart Watch.

One of the biggest issues with embedded C is with the Pointers... It's really easy write pointer code incorrectly.

With Rust we can handle objects safely without worrying about pointers. And yes I still write "unsafe" code on Rust, but at least they are flagged out for easier review.

I still prefer Embedded C for writing operating system code (like Mynewt OS). But for embedded apps that run on top of the embedded OS, I think Rust is the better choice 🙂

@lupyuen You post a lot about rust, what makes it a good language to learn? I heard about safety features but I got confused

@PINE64 Full Disclosure: That's a pic of the swimming pool on a TV 😉

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Connected the Pogo Pins to @PINE64 ... Left the pins connected overnight... The Pogo Pins still work yay! qoto.org/@lupyuen/104636706579

Pogo Pins work! The pins need to slanted like this for better contact... Squeezing the pins will also help! Hope @PINE64 will consider selling the Pogo Pins 😀

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