The Pragmatic Embedded Podcast The Matthew Test with Matthew Eshleman - Part 2
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Aug 9, 2022 Matthew Eshleman continues his checklist for better embedded software, from balancing design with speed to using test-driven development in C. The conversation tackles tool spending, coding interviews, realistic schedules, peer reviews and pair programming, plus why strong QA matters even when everyone shares responsibility for quality.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Pendulum Swings Too Far in the Design Before Code Direction
02:21 • 2min
Test Driven Development and Courage
04:50 • 2min
Test Driven Development for Embedded C
06:20 • 3min
Do You Use the Best Tools Money Can Buy?
08:54 • 3min
Do New Candidates Write Code During Their Interview?
12:08 • 2min
Interview Questions
14:19 • 3min
Is the Schedule Realistic and Updated a Thing?
17:04 • 5min
Continuous Integration - Number 14: Does the Software Undergo Peer Review?
21:36 • 2min
Is Peer Programming a Good Idea?
23:24 • 2min
Is There a Separate Quality Assurance Team?
25:42 • 2min
Is There a Separate Quality Assurance Team?
27:26 • 2min
You Must Have QA Experts
29:40 • 2min
The Agile Embedded Podcast - Matthew Gable
31:21 • 2min