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# [From Zero to Rust: Simplified Embedded Systems Programming](https://blog.theembeddedrustacean.com/from-zero-to-rust-simplified-embedded-systems-programming?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Introduction 🚀 On Friday, May 17th, 2024, the release of Simplified Embedded Rust was announced marking a new kind of book in the embedded Rust learning space. I'm happy to say that this book, design

May 20, 2024 · 9 min read · blog.theembeddedrustacean.com  
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## Written by

[Omar Hiari](https://hashnode.com/@omarhiari)

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I am an 📟 Embedded Engineer with years of experience in both industry 🏭 and academia 🏫. Passionate Mentor 👨‍💼 and Instructor 👨‍🏫. Rustacean 🦀

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[Carsten Neumann](https://hashnode.com/@hegausonne)

[Nov 20, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/from-zero-to-rust-simplified-embedded-systems-programming/664bb88ea951922283562623/comment/673e38048890c95f0e8c62d1)

Hi Omar, I appreciate your work for embbeded rust. In my company we are developing embedded systems with C. I would like to start a small project to develop a system with Rust. We use STM microcontrollers and it would be nice if you could add a simplified Embedded Rust version for STM. Or, which book would you recommend for starting the development.

[Omar Hiari](https://hashnode.com/@omarhiari)

[Nov 21, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/from-zero-to-rust-simplified-embedded-systems-programming/664bb88ea951922283562623/comment/673e38048890c95f0e8c62d1#reply-673ec9356d15dfee509ef116)

Hello [Carsten Neumann](https://hashnode.com/@hegausonne),

Another book is actually in plan though this time focused on hardware only without simulation. However, I haven't yet made a final decision on which platform to use.

To get started, if you want to use the STM, then the ESP Core Library option is the closest to what you need. Additionally, I have a significant amount of content, albeit a bit outdated, relative to the STM on this blog. I covered several aspects with the STMs in the blog, including standard HAL development, embassy hal development, the embassy framework, creating drivers, PAC development and generation, and the RTIC framework.