250: Yolo Snarf (Repeat)
Embedded8 Huhti 2021

250: Yolo Snarf (Repeat)

Finally! An episode with version control! And D&D! Chris Svec (@christophersvec) joins us to discuss why version control is critical to professional software development and what the most important concepts are.

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You can read more from Chris on the Embedded Blog. He writes the ESE101 column (new posts soon!).

If you are new to version control or learning git, Atlassian has a great set of posts and tutorials from high level "what is version control?" to helping you figure out good usage models (Svec mentioned gitflow). Atlassian has an interactive tutorial that lets you try out the repository commands (or try the Github interactive tutorials). Of course, there is a good O'Reilly book about git.

If you are using SVN (aka Subversion), the Red Bean book from O'Reilly is a good resource.

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70: Make Us All into Sherlock Holmes

70: Make Us All into Sherlock Holmes

Rob Faludi (@Faludi), author of Building Wireless Sensor Networks and chief innovator at Digi International, spoke with us about Zigbee, writing, and experimenting. Rob's blog Books we talked about: ...

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69: Look at This Entire Aisle of Standoffs

69: Look at This Entire Aisle of Standoffs

Mike Szczys (@Szczys) discusses @Hackaday, the SPACE! prize, being a professional musician, and visiting Silicon Valley. Hackaday.com blog including Mike's post about Why Open Design is the way forwar...

25 Syys 20141h 15min

68: Dancing With Hundreds Of Women

68: Dancing With Hundreds Of Women

Angie Chang (@thisgirlangie) joined us to talk about the coding bootcamp Hackbright Academy, their upcoming hardware hackathon, Girl Geek Dinners, and the extreme awkwardness of networking. Sign up to...

17 Syys 20141h 2min

67: Software for Things That Can Kill People

67: Software for Things That Can Kill People

In front of a live audience, Chris and Elecia talk about their experiences with FAA and FDA. This show was recorded live in front of the Silicon Valley Automotive Open Source meetup group at Hacker Do...

11 Syys 20141h 9min

66: As Simple as Possible

66: As Simple as Possible

Jack Gassett (@gadgetfactory) is the creator of the open source FPGA Papiliodevelopment board. He joins Chris and Elecia to answer the age-old question of how to get started with FPGAs. Jack's company...

3 Syys 20141h 17min

65: Resonant Frequency of My Butt

65: Resonant Frequency of My Butt

Darma (@Darma_inc) is a nascent start-up focusing on optical sensors in a seat cushion to aid in posture, stress reduction, and meditation. Chris and Elecia speak with CEO Dr. Junhao Hu and Sharif Kas...

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64: Making Making Embedded Whoops

64: Making Making Embedded Whoops

WHOOPS! We didn't record Elecia's mic this week and are taking a track direct from Chris' computer mic. Sound quality is not up to our normal standards. Sorry! Chris (@stoneymonster) hosted the show, ...

21 Elo 20141h 14min

63: Dingo-Rabbit Deathmatch

63: Dingo-Rabbit Deathmatch

Steve Dalton (@spidie) told us about starting a hackerspace, visiting Silicon Valley with a homebrew incubator group, and tech and fencing Australia.  Gold Coast Tech Space started off building the Re...

13 Elo 20141h 8min

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