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itemis CREATE, Embedded

Embedded testing and debugging with state machines

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE The challenge of embedded testing: When developing embedded systems, the source of failures is often difficult to find. Embedded systems seldom have an easily accessible interface to the outside world. ...

by René Beckmann

10 min. reading time
itemis CREATE, State Machine, itemis Labs, IoT, Embedded

Embedded system development with YAKINDU Statechart Tools and RKH

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE Developing complex, event-driven systems for embedded devices can be a very hard and painful challenge. State machines can help to describe the dynamic behavior of reactive systems on a higher abstraction ...

by Robin Herrmann

7 min. reading time
Software Development

Secure Your Travis CI Releases - Part 2: Signature with OpenPGP

In the first part of our series, I showed you how to generate a hash code file for your Travis CI release, thus making it possible for clients to check release integrity. In this part we are going to take things one step further by securing release authenticity ...

by Jan Mosig

12 min. reading time
Keep track of the entire project with YAKINDU Traceability project overview

Information: YAKINDU Traceability Is Now itemis ANALYZE As a user of YAKINDU Traceability (YT) (now itemis ANALYZE), you are often working in projects with various data from many different tools. When creating a new project in YT, the first thing you do is to set ...

by Glykeria Alvanou

12 min. reading time
Software Development

Secure your Travis CI releases – part 1: checksum with SHA

When fiddling around with Travis CI a very popular CI tool for GitHub projects, I was wondering: How to secure my release artifacts against forgery, e.g., malware injection? I already knew the solution: SHA and OpenPGP. But how to include those into my Travis CI ...

by Jan Mosig

9 min. reading time
Software Development, Cyber security

Security by design in the automotive development process

In the automotive domain, security is becoming more and more important – especially for the new generations of connected, (semi-)autonomous vehicles. In this article, I’ll explain the basic concept behind the term “security by design”. You will also learn how to ...

by Dirk Leopold

10 min. reading time
Software Development, IoT

How serverless architectures change development process and project business

This blogpost gives a short impression of serverless architectures and serverless computing, what these terms stand for, and which benefits and drawbacks they involve. You will get some information about the impact on the development process and the business ...

by Roland Edelhoff

15 min. reading time
Eclipse, Xtext, Software Development

Xtext 2.19 Release – builds on Eclipse’s new infrastructure JIRO

The Xtext team has released version 2.19.0 of Eclipse Xtext & Xtend. The current version is mainly a maintenance release. After working hard on some new features in the past releases, it was time for summer vacation during the current release period and for ...

by Karsten Thoms

5 min. reading time
itemis products, itemis ANALYZE, Traceability

How to ease your Requirements Traceability – preview on new features of YAKINDU Traceability

Information: YAKINDU Traceability Is Now itemis ANALYZE Applying standard compliant traceability to your projects is quite a challenge. YAKINDU Traceability (now itemis ANALYZE) helps you to achieve and prove compliance. Furthermore, it provides benefits such as ...

by Boris Holzer

3 min. reading time
Agile Software Development

Unit tests are tests of modularity

Every once in a while, someone asks me why I focus on unit testing rather than other forms of automated testing. It’s a good question.

by Michael Feathers

4 min. reading time

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