Embedded Development

The software engineering community has learned hard lessons about the best way to build software over time. Following these tried-and-true practices provides many benefits: more resilient software, faster release schedules, higher quality products, more effective teamwork, and happier developers.

Unlike a lot of modern development, embedded development is close to the hardware. It runs on specialized boards, uses custom testing harnesses, requires expensive debugging equipment, and has its own characteristic workflows. That hardware dependency makes embedded development. Read more...