Reaching this milestone went a lot faster than the first objective. The Embedded Rust Book turned out to be a completely different kind of book than the Rust Embedded MB2 Discovery Book. The latter is a step by step guide on how to implement common task of an embedded system using Rust. The Embedded Rust Book on the other hand focuses on the concepts and best practices to employ when developing embedded systems. It goes in depth to explain the logic and reasoning, walking you through the abstractions to build up your understanding of these concepts and practices. The examples in the book are exceptionally well written and illustrates the concepts and patterns using Rust.
It fills the gaps from the more practical presentation of the Discovery book, making it the perfect companion.
The introduction insisted on the fact that the book is written around the use of a STM32F3DISCOVERY development board. In the end I did not write a single line of code while reading this book. I found that unlike the Discovery book, this book was more of book you refer back to when implementing the concepts in your own projects. It is possible that this perception resides on the fact that I just finished the Discovery book. Either way the book offered new valuable information to assist me along the way to a better understanding of developing embedded systems using Rust.
Thank you for reading!