• All
  • Actions
  • Altium
  • Best Practices
  • Case Studies
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Git
  • Git for Hardware
  • Hardware Design
  • Hardware Development Resources
  • Hardware Engineering
  • Hardware Industry
  • Interviews
  • Revision Control
  • Voices of Hardware Interview Series

Hardware Development Resources

Understanding Git authentication: HTTPS vs. SSH for ECAD.

Understanding Git for ECAD authentication: HTTPS vs. SSH

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 »

Parallelism: software vs hardware development lifecycles.

Parallelism: hardware development lifecycles vs. software

In the realm of engineering, the development of both software and hardware demands rigorous processes to ensure efficiency, reliability, and maintainability. While they serve distinct purposes, the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and the hardware development lifecycle (HDLC) share striking similarities.

Parallelism: hardware development lifecycles vs. software Read More »

Why git is good for hardware development.

Why Git is good for hardware development

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 »

Q&A session with AllSpice Co-founders and Kaethe Henning from Alloy Product Development discussing collaboration, documentation, and hardware development.

Q&A: Hardware development, collaboration, documentation

As engineers ourselves, we built AllSpice to be a platform that helps engineers create incredible hardware products more efficiently. We love talking with our users, and we’re so happy you’re talking back to us 🙂. Here’s a recap of a live Q&A about hardware product development, collaboration, and documentation.

Q&A: Hardware development, collaboration, documentation Read More »

Scroll to Top