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?
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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?
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Revision control has made huge strides in the past 15 years. File repos no longer need dedicated IT employees to set up and maintain servers. Numerous providers offer turnkey solutions for revision control. The most popular and functional tool has been the git.
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In a previous post, we covered git for hardware commit best practices. To review, changes to the files are captured in commits to your local filesystem. Commits should collect small, purposeful, and related changes to the files.
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Many factors go into deciding on a revision control solution, and organizations differ in their need for a unique revision and release process.
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Revision control can be overwhelming when first starting out. Engineers used to releasing files once per PCBA revision can be daunted by commits. It’s very easy to finish working on a section of a schematic and instantly jump to another. Keeping the development momentum flowing is important.
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