438: There Is Nothing That Is True
Embedded15 Dec 2022

438: There Is Nothing That Is True

We talked with John Taylor about his book, how to handle data, and the open/closed principle of software development.

John's book is Patterns in the Machine. It was mentioned on Embedded Artistry and is part of their Design for Change course.

John also has a blog (PatternsInTheMachine.net) and a github repo that is a companion to his book, showing the PIM framework.

Transcript

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270: Broccoli Is Good Too

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James Grenning (@jwgrenning) joined us to talk about Test Driven Development, dealing with legacy code, and cleaning out very large pipes. James is the author of Test Driven Development for Embedded C...

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269: Ultra-Precise Death Ray

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164: Heatsink in a Shoebox (Repeat)

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268: Cakepan Interferometry

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267: Cute and Squishy

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266: Drive off the End of the Universe

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