I have found nothing so far; only the data sheet on this site and the tutorials here. There are plenty of books for Arduino, but Teensy != Arduino, so I do't want to waste time reading a book that is only related to the Teensy.
What would you suggest to learn about Teensy 3.1? I did the tutorials, but many concepts are just abstract to me; since I did not study electronics in college...just did basic courses ages ago about the physics behind electronics.
I believe that any book that actually teach stuff like I2C protocol and such is a good reading...altho I found none that address specifically the Cortex-M4, so without the example I am left with the theory...and I know the theory of how they work in principle. What I lack is step to step examples that teach me how to achieve X or Y, with code (I learn by doing; unless it is a purely mental subject, like Physics or Chemistry).
Also I would like to know if there is any advantage in ditching the Teensyduino environment, and write code directly in C++ and then compile it and upload it on the Teensy?
I heard of people just writing code for the Cortex-M4; but I don't see any tutorial around. Maybe it is not worth to do so, and it is better to just write code via Teensyduino?
I feel like it is better if I learn some more, before just do stuff without really understand what am I doing
What would you suggest to learn about Teensy 3.1? I did the tutorials, but many concepts are just abstract to me; since I did not study electronics in college...just did basic courses ages ago about the physics behind electronics.
I believe that any book that actually teach stuff like I2C protocol and such is a good reading...altho I found none that address specifically the Cortex-M4, so without the example I am left with the theory...and I know the theory of how they work in principle. What I lack is step to step examples that teach me how to achieve X or Y, with code (I learn by doing; unless it is a purely mental subject, like Physics or Chemistry).
Also I would like to know if there is any advantage in ditching the Teensyduino environment, and write code directly in C++ and then compile it and upload it on the Teensy?
I heard of people just writing code for the Cortex-M4; but I don't see any tutorial around. Maybe it is not worth to do so, and it is better to just write code via Teensyduino?
I feel like it is better if I learn some more, before just do stuff without really understand what am I doing