Key Features
- Build and organize Zephyr applications using West to enable clean, reproducible, multi-repo workflows
- Configure features with Kconfig and describe hardware with DeviceTree
- Develop portable, scalable systems for industrial and IoT devices using Zephyr subsystems and the device driver model
Who this book is for
This book is for embedded developers and engineers transitioning to Zephyr from traditional RTOSes, bare-metal environments, or embedded Linux. It is aimed at readers with experience in embedded C who want to adopt Zephyr as a scalable platform for building portable systems that can be deployed consistently across multiple boards and development teams.