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IoT With Me: Measure and Send Distances over Wi-Fi with the ESP-12E and Ultrasonic Sensor

I like to stay sharp and expand my skills with hobby projects, so I’ve been playing with a new microcontroller, the ESP8266 ESP-12E.
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Align Optionality in Your C# API with OpenAPI 3.1 Specifications

If you're using C# for your API and OpenAPI 3.1 for your specification, there are several techniques you can employ to ensure they match up.
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Set Up an Embedded C Project with Ceedling to Work on CircleCI

Setting up an automated test suite for an embedded project isn't easy. This guide will help you get your continuous integration up and running using Ceedling and CircleCI.
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Spinning Up in CMock

Want to write better tests in C? Here's how to get started using the CMock mocking framework and create your first CMock project.
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Cedux: Experimenting with the Redux Model in C

Redux is Javascript library with tools to help developers better manage state. I wanted a similar tool for C, so I wrote Cedux!
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A Super-Simple Makefile for Medium-Sized C/C++ Projects

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Rekindling an Old Flame with C++11

C++ still doesn't compare to the newer languages out there, but it doesn't look like the language I broke up with in 2002.
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OpenCL for Your “Embarrassingly Parallelizable” Code

Almost every computer has a bigger computer inside it: the graphics hardware. OpenCL is a standard framework that gives you access to all that power.
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CMock – Make Support for Easier Integration of Testing

Our tools Unity and CMock were written several years ago to fill a missing gap in testing C projects. CMock now contains Make integration support!
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Multiplatform C (with Networking)

Complications and tips for writing C code that compiles on both Windows and POSIX.
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byte_array – The Missing Built-in Type for C

Though C does have a concept of arrays of any arbitrary type, an array has no concept of how long it is!! This library is an attempt to remedy this hole.
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odo: Atomic Counters from the Command Line

I couldn't think of a command-line program to increment a counter in a file without race conditions, at least not without some sort of database.
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