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website/articles/2021-03-12 - async-await.md

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-# `async`/`await` on embedded platforms
-
-Blabla this is a stub

website/articles/2021-03-13 - black magic.md

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-# Creating your own JTAG debugger
-
-Black Magic Probe:
-https://paramaggarwal.medium.com/converting-an-stm32f103-board-to-a-black-magic-probe-c013cf2cc38c

website/articles/2021-03-16 - replace-qmk.md

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-# Make your own keyboard with zig (and replace qmk)
-
-Blabla this is a stub

website/articles/2021-04-10 - zCOM.md

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-# zCOM, a network stack for embedded devices
-
-Blabla this is a stub

website/index.md

@@ -5,7 +5,8 @@ This group was formed to document and improve the embedded programming experienc
 ## ![](img/goals.svg) Goals
 
 - Provide documents on how to get started with embedded programming (for absolute newbies)
-- Provide example snippets for certain architectures (LPC, STM32, AVR, ...)
+- Provide example snippets for common opperations on certain architectures (LPC, STM32, AVR, ...)
+- Provide example worked through embedded mini-projects 
 - Create register definition libraries
 - Create a common interface/HAL over several architectures
 - Create a <i>performant</i> common set of drivers for external platforms
@@ -14,19 +15,9 @@ This group was formed to document and improve the embedded programming experienc
 
 If you've never done any embedded development before, it's a good point to start with one of our tutorials:
 
-- [Embedded Basics](tutorials/01-embedded-basics.htm)
+- (*WIP*) [Embedded Basics](tutorials/01-embedded-basics.htm): Aims to provide a basic understanding of the embedded environment.
-- [Embedded Programming for Beginners](tutorials/02-embedded-programming.htm)
+- (*WIP*) [Embedded Programming for Beginners](tutorials/02-embedded-programming.htm): Aims to provide a basic understanding of embedded programming concepts.
-- Getting started with...
+- *Coming soon*
-  - [Arduino/AVR](tutorials/03-avr.htm)
-  - [LPC1768](tutorials/03-lpc1768.htm)
-  - [NRF52](tutorials/03-nrf52.htm)
-  - [Raspberry PI Pico](tutorials/03-pi-pico.htm)
-  - [STM32](tutorials/03-stm32.htm)
-  - [MSP430](#) (*missing*)
-  - [ESP2866/ESP32](#) (*missing*)
-  - [Raspberry PI](#) (*missing*)
-- [What device to chose?](tutorials/04-chose-device.htm)
-- [Introduction to HAL 9001](tutorials/05-hal.htm)
 
 ## ![](img/articles.svg) Latest Articles
 
@@ -42,21 +33,16 @@ The latest articles on embedded programming with Zig:
 
 Here are some highlighted projects the ZEG provides:
 
-- [HAL9001 - One HAL to rule them all](#)
+- *Coming soon*
-- [STM32 Binding](#)
-- [AVR Binding](#)
-- [LPC1768 Binding](#)
-- [ESP32 Binding](#)
-- [zCOM Network Driver](#)
-- [TinySSL](#)
 
-[![](img/read-more.svg) See all repositories...](https://github.com/ZigEmbeddedGroup/)
+[![](img/read-more.svg) See all ZEG repositories...](https://github.com/ZigEmbeddedGroup/)
 
 ## ![](img/community.svg) Community
 
-This group uses the already existing community infrastructures that exist for Zig:
+This group uses the already existing [community infrastructures](https://github.com/ziglang/zig/wiki/Community) that exist for Zig. More specifically:
 
-- [Zig Programming Language - Discord Server](https://discord.gg/TyzJXjser6)
+- ZEG members are active on the unofficial Zig [Discord Server](https://discord.gg/TyzJXjser6)
+- For more specific embedded advice and ZEG internal development there is a [ZEG discord server](https://discord.gg/zqa3fgv6Ma)
 
 ## ![](img/members.svg) Members
 

website/tutorials/01-embedded-basics.md

@@ -32,28 +32,4 @@ An important characteristic that's often required for an embedded system is "rea
 This is simply the ability for the system to respond to an input within a hard deadline, Eg. automatic breaks for a car.
 A general operating system like Linux is not suitable for these applications because it uses time sharing when scheduling tasks/programs, and unreliably responds to important signals.
 
-## Electronics 101
+## MORE COMING SOON
-
-### Current, voltage, power and all 
-
-### Diodes, Resistors, Capacitors
-
-### Ohm's law
-
-### LEDs and pre-resistors
-
-### MosFETs
-
-## Breadboard vs. Soldering
-
-## Digital I/O
-
-## Analog I/O
-
-## Bus Systems
-
-### UART
-
-### SPI
-
-### I²C / TWI

website/tutorials/02-embedded-programming.md

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 But you might wonder: How is this entry point called? This is very SOC-dependent and is explained in the respective tutorials for each SOC. The same is true for setting up the [stack pointer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_stack) which is required for calling functions and storing temporary variables.
 
-## Interacting with peripherials
+## MORE COMING SOON
-
-## Interrupts and how to get them
-
-## `.text`, `.data` and other curious sections
-
-## Binary formats you might use
-
-## Deploying your application

website/tutorials/03-avr.md

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-# Getting started with Arduino/AVR

website/tutorials/03-lpc1768.md

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-# Getting started with LPC1768

website/tutorials/03-nrf52.md

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-# Getting started with NRF52
-
-Used hardware: nRF52840 Dongle
-
-https://www.nordicsemi.com/Software-and-tools/Development-Kits/nRF52840-Dongle/GetStarted
-
-https://www.nordicsemi.com/Software-and-Tools/Development-Tools/nRF-Connect-for-desktop
-
-https://infocenter.nordicsemi.com/index.jsp?topic=%2Fug_nc_programmer%2FUG%2Fnrf_connect_programmer%2Fncp_programming_dongle.html

website/tutorials/03-pi-pico.md

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-# Getting started with Raspberry Pi Pico

website/tutorials/03-stm32.md

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-# Getting started with STM32

website/tutorials/04-chose-device.md

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-# What device to chose?
-
-Consider:
-- Project
-- Experience
-- Personal taste
-- Price

website/tutorials/05-hal.md

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-# Introduction to HAL 9001