... In theory, if you could debug your code. The debugging capabilities on Arduino boards are unfortunately basically inexistent compared to traditional MCU dev boards.
Hardware is great I agree though.
Which in my opinion makes the "goes pro" statement misleading. Without proper JTAG/SWD debugging functionalities, how do you program anything serious on Arduino?
Write a makefile and use GDB I guess...
printf() FTW
we released the beta Pro IDE with JTAG debugging capabilities. we have a powerful cli written in go which lets you compile /upload your code very simplt with whatever IDE you like the most. This board is certified for industrial temperature and other industrial certification are being done now.
Oh I wasn't aware of these, it looks awesome - thank you!
STMCubeIDE integrates pin routing, debugging, and writing of code all into one nicely packaged solution. If the goal is to write and debug Arduino code, the Arduino API could be integrated into your Cube project while also reaping the benefits of Cube.