BlackPill Case

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Minimal case for "black pill" stm32 based board. the blackpill is a minimal development board based on the stm32 microcontroller. it's a compact and affordable alternative to more feature-rich boards like the nucleo or discovery series. to get started with the blackpill, you'll need an ide (integrated development environment) that supports stm32 programming. some popular options include: * stm32cubeide: a free, open-source ide developed by st. * keil µvision4: a commercial ide that offers advanced debugging and profiling features. * atollic truestudio: another commercial ide that provides a user-friendly interface and powerful debugging tools. once you have an ide installed, you can use the blackpill as a starting point for your project. simply connect the board to your computer via usb, install the necessary drivers, and start coding! the blackpill's compact size makes it ideal for small projects or proof-of-concepts. it also features a range of peripherals, including gpio pins, uart and i2c interfaces, and an accelerometer. in this guide, we'll walk you through the process of setting up the blackpill with stm32cubeide and writing a simple blinky program to get started.