This is a good point. systemd is kind of turning into a monoculture, but what are we loosing? Indeed, right now things could be better on deeply embedded systems (I insist on the "deep embedded" here which is often more limited in resources). Unlike the author I think they could be improved and they don't quite apply to a good chunk of recent embedded platforms though.

Nice article showing the steps to port Rust code to run on deeply embedded systems. It highlights the difficulties and caveats of such a task.

Interesting little web framework to run on MicroPython. Clearly could make some IoT project more accessible.

Interesting story about using unit tests by someone who thought it was a waste of time... until, they helped uncover a bug which was widespread. Also it was in an embedded context which comes with its own challenges.

Looks like an interesting device to tinker with.

This is an incredibly informative deep dive regarding a new attack on CAN buses. Also proposes potential fixes. Let's see how car makers deal with it.

Interesting interview about some serious usage of Rust in the embedded space. That's where I'd expect it to shine.

This looks like a very interesting board to play with. It's a bit on the pricey range but other than that... Nice specs.

FR: Un article de plus sur le "vendor lock-in" ridicule que nous vivons avec certains appareils (et oui, de nos jours un tracteur est juste un autre appareil avec du code embarqué). Ou pourquoi le droit à la réparation devient une liberté essentielle à défendre.

EN: One more article on the preposterous vendor lock-in we experience with some devices (and yes, nowadays a tractor is yet another device with embedded code). Or why right to repair becomes an important freedom to defend.