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Join Us at the Zephyr Project Meetup in Amsterdam
The Zephyr community will meet in person at JetBrains Amsterdam on September 15, 2026, for a free evening focused on the open-source real-time operating system for resource-constrained and connected devices. The meetup brings together contributors, embedded developers, and others to exchange practical experience and discuss the ecosystem through talks on developer tooling, firmware testing, AI-assisted development, migration, and education. One session will show how AFL and the Renode simulator can fuzz Zephyr firmware without physical hardware, while another presents AI-assisted setup from environment configuration through compiling, flashing, and running an application on a board. The agenda also covers JetBrains’ collaboration with Zephyr and a migration from bare-metal and FreeRTOS code to a shared codebase targeting Renesas, STM32, and Nordic hardware. Registration is required, seats are limited, and presentations will be in English and Dutch.

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1 post about Zephyr Project. Every summary links to the original.

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Join Us at the Zephyr Project Meetup in Amsterdam
The Zephyr community will meet in person at JetBrains Amsterdam on September 15, 2026, for a free evening focused on the open-source real-time operating system for resource-constrained and connected devices. The meetup brings together contributors, embedded developers, and others to exchange practical experience and discuss the ecosystem through talks on developer tooling, firmware testing, AI-assisted development, migration, and education. One session will show how AFL and the Renode simulator can fuzz Zephyr firmware without physical hardware, while another presents AI-assisted setup from environment configuration through compiling, flashing, and running an application on a board. The agenda also covers JetBrains’ collaboration with Zephyr and a migration from bare-metal and FreeRTOS code to a shared codebase targeting Renesas, STM32, and Nordic hardware. Registration is required, seats are limited, and presentations will be in English and Dutch.

The best engineering reads, once a week.