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Raft is a Rust application framework for connected devices. Rob Dobson walks you through the steps of building a connected app from scratch.

The target hardware is based on a breadboard with a few rather generic components:

The source code is available on Github – see Releases to see the code at every step.

For more information, check out Rob’s series of posts starting here.

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