In version control systems like Git, a repository branch is a parallel line of development within the project’s version history. Each branch represents a timeline of your hardware design cycles.
Benefits of Git for hardware: branches & branch protections Read More »
Git revision control is a great tool for hardware development. When it comes to interacting with remote repositories, authentication plays a crucial role in securing the communication between your local machine and the remote server.
Understanding Git for ECAD authentication: HTTPS vs. SSH Read More »
Hardware development life cycles (HDLC) plays a crucial role in bringing innovative products to market. As hardware becomes more complex, the need for efficient workflows and modernized development practices becomes paramount.
CI/CD’s impact on hardware development life cycles Read More »
Git has become an essential tool in modern software development workflows, providing a robust and flexible foundation for version control and collaboration. But, it’s not limited to just code. It is also used for versioning and tracking changes in various types of files and projects, including hardware development.
Why Git is good for hardware development Read More »
Our co-founder Kyle Dumont joined Chris Gammell in episode #505 of The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast to talk about revision control for hardware projects.
Discussing hardware revision control at The Amp Hour podcast Read More »
GitHub and GitLab are becoming popular revision control tools, but did you know you can use them to render your circuit designs in the browser?
View Altium circuits in your browser with GitHub Read More »
Need to organize schematic, PCB and supporting files? Here are some ways to do so more easily by setting up your Altium project on Git.
How to set up your Altium project on Git Read More »
In the world of software development, Git has etched its name as the go-to version control system. Git’s advantages to productivity and focus on continuous improvement have helped spawn entire industries. But what about its application in the realm of hardware?
Top 5 questions team leads ask about using Git for hardware Read More »
We live at the dawn of a golden age of hardware development. The tools being built are powerful, fast, and focused on saving money and time but not necessarily with an intuitive user interface. Git has a reputation for being clunky and severe, but everyone participating in the tool-building ecosystem has taken Git a long way from its command line only roots.
Which Git clients work for hardware engineers (and how) Read More »
We’ve been asked the question, “How can I best manage large complex projects with multiple PCBAs?” Here’s an overview.
How to manage large projects with multiple PCBAs Read More »
