Debugging Rust Cortex-M with VS Code: Take 2

Last time, I wrote about how to configure VS Code to debug Rust Cortex-M programs, but you know what's better than writing documentation for how to do a thing? Automating it. I'm very happy to announce my PR to add a basic debug configuration for VS Code has been merged into the … Continue reading →

Debugging Rust ARM CortexM Programs with Visual Studio Code

I've been toying with embedded Rust off and on for some time now. I picked up one of the STM Discovery boards and it's been an interesting novelty for me to be able to remotely debug code running on the microcontroller. I've never been willing to spring for the external hardware debugger … Continue reading →

Using USB with Docker for Mac

If you've been struggling with this issue and just want an answer, skip to the bottom for the TL;DR. I won't fault you for it. Docker is a great tool for deploying web services, but one of my favorite uses for it is standardizing toolchains. Instead of everyone on the team needing to setup their … Continue reading →

How to Change Elixir Log Levels for a Running Application

Logging is essential to any production system, but it's also terribly easy to make your logs so noisy they become worthless. That's why I'm a big fan of carefully specifying the criticality level of everything I log. Not only does it allow us to easily search the logs for potential problems, it … Continue reading →

Test Driving Arduino

I gave a workshop for the Columbus Arduino and Raspberry Pi Enthusiasts (CARPE) Tuesday night. We had a great time and I thought it would be a good idea to share the experience and my motivation creating the workshop here. The Arduino IDE isn't what I'd call good. It's great for someone new to … Continue reading →

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Christopher J. McClellan

Visual Basic, C#, and the Art of Being a Modern Man