Get Cooking With Nerves
summary
Nerves combines an Elixir app with a minimalist embedded Linux (buildroot) and produces cross‑compiled firmware; demo builds for a Raspberry Pi 3, adds nerves_interim_wifi, logger_multicast_backend, nerves_firmware_http and a network manager that starts DHCP and Erlang distribution. Firmware gets pushed over Wi‑Fi with mix firmware and firmware.push, a remote shell and observer connect successfully, multicast discovery via cell watch returns device metadata, and the live demo mostly works despite a few transient build/network hiccups.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 3:20Embedded Systems of Today Are the Supercomputers of Yesterday
- 4:11Wireless Routers
- 5:15Read-Only Route Partition
- 6:00Introduction to Nerves
- 8:10Raspberry Pi
- 8:39Grove Pi
- 9:46Installing Nerves
- 11:23Default Target
- 12:31Project Structure
- 18:14Sd Card Burner
- 22:44Firmware Dot Push
- 28:54Network Manager
- 30:12Updating Base Firmware with Switch Release
- 32:25Remote Shell
- 33:55Discover Devices on a Network
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