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State of Nerves survey
Take this survey and help the people who build Nerves, NervesHub and more out in knowing how it is used and what it needs: https://nerves-project.typeform.com/sotnn-2024
The survey is open a bit longer. It will be turned into a summary report and presentation in the near future and shared widely in the community. Including here.
Calling all Nerves devices!
I will speaking at Code BEAM Berlin. The talk is titled "The Nerves Community Fleet" and I need community help to make it happend. If you have a Nerves-capable device you can spare for a few months please sign up and help show the wider BEAM ecosystem just how spicy Nerves can get :)
Please..?
-Lars
Project updates
Changed
- Fix compiler warnings with Plug.Builder
- Update dependencies
This is a security/bug fix update for 1.27.2.
Fixes
- Address MacOS build issues. See #791, #792, and #797 for details.
Package updates
- Changes
- Support modifying the kernel’s default watchdog timeout via the WDIOF_SETTIMEOUT ioctl. See the HEART_KERNEL_TIMEOUT option. Thanks to @ringlej.
- Improvements
- Fix Elixir 1.17 warnings
This is the hardware driver library underpinning nerves_key, used for several models of the ATECC chips (508x, 608x).
- Add ECDH support (thanks to sergey-lukianov).
- Added
- check for network connectivity before connecting (#181)
- Updated
- Log unknown messages from NervesHub
- Clearer and more consistent logging
Community updates
Nerves Meetup!
Next event (26th of June) is an update on NervesHub 2.0 which you should pay attention to as NervesHub got a lot of updates, many were mentioned by Jon in his talk at NervesConf.
The meetup is remote and available to all who can wrangle the timezone.
Participating in the community
The Nerves community is found wherever Elixirists gather. Try any of the following:
- Elixir Slack, #nerves channel
- Elixir Discord
- Mastodon/Fediverse at genserver.social
- Elixir Forum Chat
Supporting the Nerves project
We want to encourage everyone to contribute in whatever way works for them. Here are some ways we currently recommend:
- Write or port a new hardware library and include it in the Elixir Circuits collection.
- Give money to the project via Open Collective.
- Get in touch about taking over maintenance duties for some libraries, we might be able to provide you hardware.
- Apply for an EEF stipend on something Nerves-related and build it. We can help if you have questions about this.
- Send corrections or improvements for documentation wherever it fails to help you.
- Write about Nerves, give talks about Nerves. Make videos about Nerves. It is all good.
Finally, if you have questions about the newsletter or want to suggest something you can simply respond to this email it will go directly to me, Lars, who edits this thing. Let me know what you think.
- Lars, Underjord.io
