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| Assembler programming for embedded systems uses both on-site programming of devices connected directly to the development platform (usually via USB) and an integrated solution for IoT laboratories: | Assembler programming for embedded systems uses both on-site programming of devices connected directly to the development platform (usually via USB) and an integrated solution for IoT laboratories: | ||
| - | ===== Local development | + | ** Local development |
| - | Local development requires installing the development toolchain. A common scenario is to use [[https:// | + | Local development requires installing the development toolchain. A common scenario is to use [[https:// |
| - | ===== Remote development | + | ** Remote development |
| Remote development uses a ready-made development platform accessible only via a web browser. The device is observable only via a live video stream, which introduces limitations to consider, such as latency and the lack of physical access to the device (e.g., pushing a reset button is impossible).\\ | Remote development uses a ready-made development platform accessible only via a web browser. The device is observable only via a live video stream, which introduces limitations to consider, such as latency and the lack of physical access to the device (e.g., pushing a reset button is impossible).\\ | ||
| Users connect to the system using a web browser and develop software in the browser, compile it and inject it into the microcontroller, | Users connect to the system using a web browser and develop software in the browser, compile it and inject it into the microcontroller, | ||
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