Posted 6th May 2020, By Tom J
Maintaining a neat and tidy desk is something many of us are familiar with. Doing the same for your FPGA repository can be slightly more challenging. Tom reviews 3 approaches with Vivado, capturing ...more
Posted 1st May 2020, By Quentin D
Are you thinking about contributing to the Linux kernel? Let's have a look at how our internal 'Linux Maintainers Group' does it with Quentin's detailed guide! In Part 1 of his blog, Quentin explains ...more
Posted 9th April 2020, By Kris D
So you’ve got a project that needs both low and high-level interfacing. Perhaps it requires the use of multiple sensors or inputs to determine an output or reaction.
Initial thoughts might send you ...more
Posted 18th March 2020, By Simon H
We recently used the Raspberry Pi as the basis of an Industrial IoT proof of concept. Here Simon reviews the benefits of this approach and why it was suitable for this instance.
Posted 21st January 2020, By Tom J
As supporters of good engineering practice we provide guidance, coaching, training and, as for all our engineers, design reviews across all projects. This guidance and support is aimed at ...more
Posted 7th January 2020, By Lucas N
At ITDev, we like Python. It's a massively popular language with libraries that makes it incredibly versatile which we can use for all kinds of tasks, from automation scripts to web apps.
Posted 18th December 2019, By Bruce M
IR35 is changing on 6 April 2020. Are you responsible for employing contractors? This blog outlines the issues currently facing medium to large businesses in the UK with regards to the forthcoming ...more
Posted 15th November 2019, By Simon H
What happens when software expects a serial port which isn’t there? Sometimes a project presents a range of constraints that leads to an interesting challenge. The following blog explores this in ...more
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