Great introduction. All essential tools are here and the user interface is so much clearer than traditional eclipse based IDE. The thread view and status will be very usefull. Congrats for the work done here ! Very pleasing to see a chip manufacturer so much involved into the user experience of devellopers.
We have changed the "Debug options" checkbox to a dropdown for controlling the overall optimization level. This allows you to not just switch between debugging or release optimization in the compiler, but specify exactly what sort of optimizations you would like to enable. See releases notes for more info: nrfconnect.github.io/vscode-nrf-connect/release_notes/connect/2023.9.169.html#select-build-optimization-level
I am STRONGLY considering migrating some of my applications to nRF solutions. This workflow feels quite straightforward and VERY WELL implemented. Microchip/Atmel should be VERY scared now XD
Have you you turned on the debug options? (Please see: nrfconnect.github.io/vscode-nrf-connect/guides/debug_use.html#how-to-enable-debugging). If this is turned on, please reach out directly to our tech support team on DevZone with as much details as you have for them to help out: devzone.nordicsemi.com/
Great introduction.
All essential tools are here and the user interface is so much clearer than traditional eclipse based IDE.
The thread view and status will be very usefull.
Congrats for the work done here ! Very pleasing to see a chip manufacturer so much involved into the user experience of devellopers.
Thank you for taking your time to give us such valuable feedback.
Very Strange. There isn't "Enable Debug Option" for selection in my Edit Build Configuration but only "Use System Build" Instead.
We have changed the "Debug options" checkbox to a dropdown for controlling the overall optimization level. This allows you to not just switch between debugging or release optimization in the compiler, but specify exactly what sort of optimizations you would like to enable. See releases notes for more info: nrfconnect.github.io/vscode-nrf-connect/release_notes/connect/2023.9.169.html#select-build-optimization-level
As a long time vs code user, I am mesmerized with these. Thank you for the great work.
Thank you for sharing your feedback!
Indeed, the integration is amazing! Outstanding work Nordic!
@@1996BRECHT thanks a lot!
the enable debug option @ 0:29 in build configuration winidow is not present as an option in the latest... ?
The "optimization level" dropdown menu has replaced this checkbox. Select "optimize for debugging" there to enable debugging.
yep, i thought that..@@NordicSemi
I am STRONGLY considering migrating some of my applications to nRF solutions. This workflow feels quite straightforward and VERY WELL implemented. Microchip/Atmel should be VERY scared now XD
To help you get started we have free courses in our DevAcademy. We recommend checking it out: academy.nordicsemi.com/
I followed all the instructions but my Thread Viewer is empty...
Have you you turned on the debug options? (Please see: nrfconnect.github.io/vscode-nrf-connect/guides/debug_use.html#how-to-enable-debugging).
If this is turned on, please reach out directly to our tech support team on DevZone with as much details as you have for them to help out: devzone.nordicsemi.com/
@@NordicSemi I did, the issue was I needed to pause the execution to get the Thread View to update, thanks
@@stavrosfilippas9260 thanks for sharing that you found out what the issue was, and solved it.