Of course, the choice of an IDE is a highly personal thing, but just having a good list is a great start. [Wassim’s] interest in STM32 was spurred by the Blue Pill board –the $2 STM32 board ...

[Pulko Mandy] got his hands on the new STM32 F3 Discovery board. He’s a fan of the open source tools just like we are, so he posted a guide covering the use of an open source toolchain with t… ...

Available free of charge, STM32Cube IDE is based on the Eclipse/CDT development framework, the GCC toolchain, and the GNU debugger, GDB. It is supported by all main desktop systems. Users can work ...