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Automating component validation tests with AllSpice Actions for Electrical Engineers

Actions, Electrical Engineering / By allspice.io team

Overview Most hardware engineers understand the importance of documentation and tests. The fundamental nature of engineering involves not only the innovation of a novel design but also the creative exploration of how to break it (environmental conditions, manufacturability, usage, etc.). This back and forth constitutes the typical engineering process: design something → find a way […]

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Parallelism: software vs hardware development lifecycles.

Parallelism: hardware development lifecycles vs. software

Hardware Design, Hardware Development Resources, Hardware Engineering, Hardware Industry, Revision Control / By allspice.io team

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.

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CI/CD’s impact on hardware development life cycles

Git, Hardware Design, Hardware Development Resources, Hardware Industry / By allspice.io team

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.

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Mastering hardware releases 101

Hardware Design, Hardware Development Resources, Hardware Industry, Revision Control / By allspice.io team

Revision control is a continuous process, with every change and edit tracked, allowing you to pick and choose each of these edits to create a new change. Meanwhile, releases give the ability to point to a specific moment in the change history without ambiguity.

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