Basics and learning for stm32

[Dzoro]

Can someone recommend some site or youtube channel for learning basics for stm32 programing and setup. I want to make more complex projects but i don't have the knowledge to do so.

Thanks
Dzoro

[barshatriplee]

For the basics, you can start with the following materials:

https://www.theengineeringprojects.com/2021/10/first-project-using-stm32-in-stm32cubeide.html

https://wiki.st.com/stm32mcu/wiki/STM32StepByStep:Getting_started_with_STM32_:_STM32_step_by_step

For advanced projects, you will find some channels like this:
https://youtu.be/vzHLPQ25O1Q

[robca]

If all you want to do are some hobby projects and being able to leverage the existing Arduino ecosystem, there is always https://github.com/stm32duino

It has a healthy community https://www.stm32duino.com and it's officially supported by ST Micro, for pretty much every processor and board. It's not as flexible as using stm32cubeide, but since it uses the same HAL libraries, it has the same performance as anything written with HAL (which I find cumbersome and wasteful). The HAL doesn't really abstract various processors, each one uses subtly different versions. If anything, stm32duino does a better job at abstraction

I have used both approaches, and I prefer going the stm32cubeide route (without HAL) when I need high performance, and stm32duino when I need to do something quickly and I need an existing library. For example, driving a touch LCD is pretty trivial with stm32duino, would take a lot of work using the native ST dev environment.

[djsb]

The above link in the last post does not work. This one does.

https://www.stm32duino.com/

[Dzoro]

Thanks allot guys for the great recommendations i will look at them

[robca]

The above link in the last post does not work. This one does.

https://www.stm32duino.com/

Good catch, for some reason the forum software added the comma to the url itself, instead of keeping it separate. I fixed it now, just in case. Thanks for pointing this out