Nowadays available as a standard GCC fronted, since GCC 13.

Now we only need a good VSCode plugin for it to be rediscovered by younger generations.

As someone that grew up reading Elektor articles, that pretty much sums up most of the gadgets I see on Maker magazines.

The big difference is that is much easier to program a microcontroller in software, than mastering electronics, specially when analogue circuits are evolved, and the only debugging tools are a multimeter, pen and paper.

Swift Tooling: Windows Edition

Coupled with how to make ideas stick when free beer is available.