• Some entry page explaining the structure of the tutorials @ralph-lange

Core Tutorials

• "First micro-ROS application on Linux" @Julibert, @FranFin @pablogs9 Ref #8285. Updates on micro-ROS Linux #150
  • Assumption: First Linux laptop even without ROS.
  • Point to Dockerfile at https://github.com/micro-ROS/docker/blob/dashing/base/Dockerfile
  • Steps to install ROS, micro-ROS do not have to be explained, but one sentence + link to instructions is enough
  • Explain how to setup micro-ROS build tooling
  • To create this page use https://micro-ros.github.io/docs/tutorials/advanced/linux/linux_getting_started/ as a basis and move it accordingly.
  • Explain how to compile and run ping pong application.
  • Explain the most important lines of code in this application and then refer to the separate "Programming with rcl and rclc tutorial".
• "First micro-ROS application on an RTOS" @Julibert , @FranFin, @pablogs9 Ref #8286. Join RTOS tutorials #149
  • Explain commands line for building and flashing by some "hello world"-like example for all three RTOS (by merging the contents from the FreeRTOS Getting Started and Zephyr Getting Started)
  • Explain how to connect the board JTAG etc. (cf. https://micro-ros.github.io/docs/tutorials/advanced/nuttx/udp_echo/)
  • Use ping-pong app as the first application
  • Explain that our build system covers three RTOS
  • Finally refer to https://github.com/micro-ROS/micro-ros-build/tree/dashing/micro_ros_setup for more information.
  • Create this tutorial using https://micro-ros.github.io/docs/tutorials/advanced/nuttx/nuttx_getting_started/ as a starting point but move it to the core tutorials section.
  • Also merge contents from https://micro-ros.github.io/docs/tutorials/advanced/nuttx/add_microros_config/ and then remove this page. @pablogs9: What should we do with Kconfig compatibility? Update: included.
• "Programming with rcl and rclc" @ralph-lange, @JanStaschulat, @norro
  • Explain that we take most ROS 2 concepts to micro-ROS @ralph-lange
  • Explain how we build upon existing ROS 2 layers (rmw, rcl) @ralph-lange
  • Explain rclc package with convenience functions @ralph-lange
  • Explain that rclcpp might be also used on stronger MCUs (but not in scope of this tutorial) @ralph-lange
  • Table of contents @ralph-lange
  • Section on topics (pub/sub) @JanStaschulat
  • Section on services @FranFin
  • Section on timers @JanStaschulat
  • Section on the rclc Executor @JanStaschulat
  • Section on parameters (who?)
  • Section on lifecycle (aka managed nodes) @norro RCLC lifecycle tutorial #179
• "Optimize middleware configuration" @Julibert
  • Make this page a real tutorial.
  • Use ping-pong application as the running example (e.g., set number of services to zero)
  • Remove list of all configuration parameters but refer either to some README.md in the corresponding repo or move the list to the concepts section of the website.
  • Explain step by step where and how to change the configuration (in cmake).

Advanced Tutorials

• "NuttX NSH console over USB or UART" @Julibert
  • Merge the two existing tutorials
  • Shorten description how to build the application but refer to core tutorials for these steps.
• "6LoWPAN with micro-ROS on NuttX" @Julibert
  • Merge the existing two pages on 6LoWPAN
• "Debugging a NuttX target" @tkolcon
  • Merge the two existing tutorials
• "Adding Micro-ROS to a NuttX board configuration" @ralph-lange
  • Just move to advanced tutorials section
• "Zephyr Emulator" @pablogs9 Ref #8285. Updates on Zephyr emulator #154
  • State that again the ping-pong app is being used as a running example and that we assume that the reader knows how to build this app for Zephyr from the "First micro-ROS application on an RTOS".
  • Shorten this tutorial and only explain the steps that are different compared with the "First micro-ROS application on an RTOS"
• "Getting started with ROS 2 tracing" @ralph-lange
  • Just move to advanced tutorials section
• "Some tutorial on benchmarking" @amx-piap

Further TODOs

• Remove udp and tcp server tutorials @ralph-lange