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Navigating the Tech Maze: Your GPS for Adaptive Development (Part 2)
Plotting Your Course: From Experience to Evidence-Based Principles
In Part 1, we established that navigating a software engineering career requires a robust adaptive GPS system — where principles act as routing preferences and experience fuels real-time adjustments. Recall: Strong opinions, weakly held = your GPS; c...
Navigating the Tech Maze: Your GPS for Adaptive Development (Part 1)
Setting Your Course: Strong Opinions and Constructive Discontent
In today's fast-moving software world, adaptability isn't just helpful — it's essential for staying relevant. With new technologies and methodologies emerging constantly (and often noisily), engineers must navigate a complex landscape. The challenge ...
Understanding Containers for Embedded Developers: A Practical Introduction
A clear, no-jargon guide to containers—tailored for firmware engineers, not DevOps pros.
Part 2 of the “Practical Embedded Development, Containerized” series — Catch up on Part 1: Why Containers Matter You’ve seen the pitch: containers can fix the fragile, machine-tied build environments that plague embedded teams. You’ve read about how ...
Reproducible Embedded Environments with Containers
How containerization eliminates fragile setups and streamlines embedded workflows
Every embedded development team has one: the laptop where everything still works. It has the correct SDK, the toolchain is in precisely the right location, and firmware builds without error. No one is entirely sure why. People copy from it, avoid cha...