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Hardware-in-the-loop is hard! Sometimes.
Hardware-in-the-loop is hard! Sometimes. Featured Categories Our Engineers Security Embedded CI All Categories Recent Posts By: Ander Galisteo, Ph.D. Senior Firmware Engineer, Dojo Five What is HIL? The concept of…
Read MoreUsing Docker for Embedded Development
By: Patrick LittleSenior Firmware Engineer, Dojo Five Using Docker for Embedded Development By leveraging Docker images, development teams can completely specify and control the development environment without the overhead and…
Read MoreWhat does a modern pipeline look like for embedded?
What does a modern pipeline look like for embedded? Featured Categories Our Engineers Security Embedded CI All Categories Recent Posts By: Aaron Fontaine Having a modern pipeline helps automate the…
Read MoreThe Case for EmbedOps (Embedded DevOps)
From even before the first computer was working, the technology industry has been looking for the best way to write code. Today, as code “eats the world”, the types of…
Read MoreSimulators in EmbedOps: Another Reason DevOps is Beneficial to your Embedded Development Workflow
Arm is no stranger to DevOps or Continuous Integration (CI). They have several pipeline scripts available for Travis CI and outline how they use Jenkins to build and test Mbed…
Read MoreStatic Analysis: Is It Necessary for Your Automatic Build?
Is This Extra Step Necessary? Static analysis has the potential to become an integral part of your regular development as well as your continuous integration setup. Is it necessary for…
Read MoreChoosing a Continuous Integration (CI) compiler
Linux-based gcc ARM cross compilers for bare metal targets While looking for a gcc cross compiler to use for an EmbedOps project, I took a look at my options and…
Read MoreNordic DFU Like a Rockstar
At Dojo Five, we have a lot of experience with the popular Nordic nRF52 family. It’s a pretty awesome family – low sleep current, a really nice peripheral set, and…
Read MoreHow CI Pipeline Scripts and Exit Codes Interact
What is An Exit Code? An exit code, sometimes called a return code, is a number returned by a shell command or script. It tells the caller the status of…
Read MoreThe Unspoken Benefits of Having Automated CI Pipelines
In the web world, continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) is quickly leaving “hot new trend territory” and heading toward being an absolute must for any development team. But if your…
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