Master the Raspberry Pi Pico in C: WiFi with lwIP & mbedtls (I/O Press)
Wednesday, 12 April 2023

Adding WiFi to the Raspberry Pi Pico turns this low-cost, small form factor device into a true IoT device. The extra capabilities added to the Pico W open up loads of opportunities, but only if you are prepared to do battle with the two libraries that provide networking and security – lwIP and mbedtls respectively. The problem with these large libraries of code is that they are poorly documented and don’t refer directly to the Pico W and its SDK. In this book Harry Fairhead and Mike James set out to remedy this by providing a guide to these libraries along with examples of what you can do with them.

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Author: Harry Fairhead and Mike James
Publisher: I/O Press
Date: April 2023
Pages: 233
ISBN: 978-1871962819
Print: 1871962811
Kindle: ‎ B0C247QJLK
Audience: IoT developers
Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Category: Hardware platforms

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ISBN: 978-1484250037
Print: 1484250036
Kindle: B07YNL3X4X
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Rating: 4
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Date: January 2022
Pages: 416
ISBN: 978-1718502062
Print: 1718502060
Kindle: ‎ B0957SHYQL
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Rating: 3
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