This section of our documentation contains step-by-step tutorials to help outline what Canonical robotics solutions are capable of while helping you achieve specific aims.
We hope our tutorials make as few assumptions as possible and are accessible to everyone. They should also be a good place to start learning.
Snapcraft
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Developer guide - Part 1: Distributing ROS apps with snaps
Learn to package an app as a snap. Across this tutorial, we will explore how to build snaps for a robotics application. Through different examples, we will cover the basics of snap creation for a ROS and ROS 2 application. By introducing the main concepts of a snap, we will see how to confine your robotics application and make it installable on dozens of Linux distributions. -
Developer guide - Part 2: Distributing ROS apps with snaps
Learn to package a complete robot software stack as a snap. Across this tutorial, we will explore advanced snaps topics and tools that will show you how to structure, package, and test complex robotics applications. While covering the theoretical aspects of ROS snaps, we will apply all this knowledge to TurtleBot3 for a more interesting real-world scenario. -
Snap - Tutorials
This section of documentation contains step-by-step tutorials to help outline what snap is capable of while helping you achieve specific aims, such as installing your favourite applications, taking a data snapshot, removing snaps. -
Snapcraft - Tutorials
This section of documentation contains step-by-step tutorials to help us learn how to build snap packages of our applications and services, for desktop, servers and embedded devices.
Ubuntu Core
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Ubuntu core - Tutorials
This section of documentation contains step-by-step tutorials to help outline what Ubuntu Core is capable of while helping you achieve specific aims, such as installing Ubuntu Core or building a custom image for your device.