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Bullet-proofing Helium’s embedded C code with Erlang QuickCheck.
At Helium we build and manage end-to-end, smart sensing systems for various industrial and enterprise verticals. This means we have code…spanning all the way from embedded device firmware to Web interfaces, and a bunch in-between. One of the challenges on the embedded side of the system is that testing can be harder because of the constraints of embedded programming. Have you ever had a cable modem or access point need to be rebooted for no reason? Yeah, this is one of the reasons why. I’m going to talk a little about how we at Helium want our devices in the field to ‘just work’ and avoid the ‘just reboot it’ approach to…
Andrew ThompsonJan 6
Distributed Teams
This: http://blog.goodstuff.im/some_process_thoughts describes a lot of our work-ethic at @helium. We strive to be inclusive, open and…considerate, yet have enough resolve to actually get product out the door in a timely manner. ¶ Distributed teams amplify communication and cultural differences between far-flung people. The best ways I know of how to get better as a team are inevitably through trust, shared goals and a very healthy dose of empathy.
Marc NijdamJul 20, 2015
