Technology Radar #32: Automotive SW perspective
Few days ago version #32 of Thoughtworks‘ (TW) Technology Radar has been published. As in earlier blog posts, I want to review the topics in there from the perspective of…
Engineering Manager & SW Development Enthusiast
Few days ago version #32 of Thoughtworks‘ (TW) Technology Radar has been published. As in earlier blog posts, I want to review the topics in there from the perspective of…
Small update on JOS✅ use High Precision Event Timer CPU feature to get nanosecond resolution timestamps✅ colored logging✅ pretty logo
tl;dr Repo: https://github.com/jbreu/jos During mid of last year I dug myself into the OS development rabbit hole on Youtube and in my fall vacation I had some slack allowing me…
As written before, I really like the regular updates provided by Thoughtworks in their Technology Radar. My focus is on the applicability of techniques, tools, platforms and languages for automotive…
As written before, I really like the regular updates provided by Thoughtworks in their Technology Radar. Since the new version #26 was released a few weeks back, I found now…
After some years of private tinkering with CI/CD workflows for web development, and a good load of professional exposure to embedded projects working hard to get CI/CD in a scaling,…
When I discovered the existence of Mutation Testing, it was a revelation. It showed me an almost effortless way to „test my tests“ with an absolutely clever way. Recently I…
Visual Studio Code is my current IDE and I really enjoy it. Its quite simple and elegant in its vanilla version and the extension ecosystem is really great. In this…
I am following the Thoughtworks Technology Radar since approximately five years. Since I first became aware about it (IIRC a colleague forwarded a version to me), I enjoyed its volumes…
Recently I studied the Thoughtworks Technology Radar in its newest version and came upon the recommended activity of „Dependency Drift Fitness Function„, referring to the output of dependency analysis and…