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Flipper Zero Firmware is written in C, with some bits and pieces written in C++ and armv7m assembly languages. An intermediate level of C knowledge is recommended for comfortable programming. C, C++, and armv7m assembly languages are supported for Flipper applications.
# Firmware RoadMap
[Firmware RoadMap Miro Board](https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVO_3D6xU=/)
## Requirements
Supported development platforms:

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# RoadMap
# Where we are now (0.x.x branch)
Our goal for the 0.x.x branch is to build an API and apps that are stable and usable. The first public release in this branch is 0.43.1.
## What's already implemented
**System and HAL**
- Furi Core
- Furi HAL
- Loading applications from SD
**Applications**
- SubGhz: all most common protocols, reading RAW for everything else
- 125kHz RFID: all most common protocols
- NFC: reading/emulating MIFARE Ultralight, reading MIFARE Classic and DESFire, basic EMV, and basic NFC-B/F/V
- Infrared: all most common RC protocols, RAW format for everything else
- GPIO: UART bridge, basic GPIO controls
- iButton: DS1990, Cyfral, Metakom
- Bad USB: full USB Rubber Ducky support, some extras for Windows Alt codes
- U2F: full U2F specification support
**External applications**
- Bluetooth
- Snake game
# Where we're going (Version 1)
The main goal for 1.0.0 is to provide the first stable version for both Users and Developers.
## What we're planning to implement in 1.0.0
- More protocols (gathering feedback)
- User documentation (work in progress)
- FuriHal: deep sleep mode, stable API, examples, documentation (work in progress)
- Application improvements (a ton of things that we want to add and improve that are too numerous to list here)
## When will it happen, and where can I see the progress?
Release 1.0.0 will likely happen around the end of 2023Q1.
You can track the development progress in our public Miro board: https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVO_3D6xU=/?moveToWidget=3458764522498020058&cot=14