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The Arm Learning Paths website is available athttps://learn.arm.com/

This repository contains the source files for the Arm Learning Paths static website, serving learning based technical content for Arm software developers.

The Learning Paths created here are maintained by Arm and the Arm software development community. Learning Paths are meant to solve problems developers face while developing on and for Arm. Helpful instructions to install a variety of software tools are also provided.

All contributions are welcome as long as they relate to software development for the Arm architecture.

• Write a Learning Path (or improve existing content)
  • Fork this repo and submit pull requests; follow the step by step instructions inCreate a Learning Path on the website.
• Ideas for a new Learning Path
  • Create a new GitHub idea under theDiscussions area in this GitHub repo.
• Log a code issue (or other general issues)
  • Log aissue on GitHub or from the Learning Path on the left-hand nav bar.

Note that all site content, including new contributions, is licensed under aCreative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.

When using AI coding assistants (GitHub Copilot, Amazon Q, Gemini, Cursor, etc.), refer to.github/copilot-instructions.md for project-specific guidelines including content requirements, writing style standards, and Arm terminology conventions for Learning Paths.

The Learning Path site contains software-based Learning Paths and Tool Install Guides, and complements the other Arm resources in the Arm Developer Hub and beyond. Here are links to other areas depending on what/how you want to learn:

• Learning Paths
• Tool Install Guides
• Arm IP Documentation

This site is built on theHugo web framework, ideal for generating static websites. Below is a brief description of the key files and directories:

• /content
  • contains all Learning Paths and install guides
• /themes
  • where the html elements are defined to render /content into stylized HTML
• /tools
  • python scripts to automatically check website integrity
• LICENSE files
  • where the license information is contained
• config.toml
  • where the high-level website configuration settings are defined