Daniel (they/them)
Issues and milestones in Git for hardware
It's critical to be able to capture all of the things your team wants to work on and schedule who works on what and when in HW project mgmt.
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Daniel (they/them)
Revision control concepts: Git for hardware
The HW engineering discipline has come a long way over the last half-century, adding value to companies and accelerating innovation.
Daniel (they/them)
Pushing & branching: git for hardware
Ready to apply changes to your design? Git branches are powerful and customizable tools that come and go as your development progresses.
Daniel (they/them)
Why use git for hardware: pros & cons
Thinking about using git for HW? Consider these benefits, drawbacks and tips to make the best decision for your team.
Robert Byrne
Why digital design reviews are replacing so many in-person ones
Say goodbye to lengthy in-person meetings, scheduling headaches and inaction. Digital design reviews are here to stay, and for good reason.
Valentina Toll-Villagra
The top questions hardware developers ask us about using git
Our take on the three questions we hear the most from developers about using git for hardware: branches, monorepos, and large binaries.
AllSpice
Discussing hardware revision control at The Amp Hour podcast
Our co-founder Kyle Dumont joins an episode of The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast to talk about revision control for hardware projects.
Kyle Dumont
View Altium circuits in your browser with GitHub
GitHub and Gitlab are becoming popular revision control tools, but did you know you can use them to render your designs in a web browser.
Kyle Dumont
How to setup your Altium project on git
Need to organize and collaborate on your schematic, PCB, and supporting files? Try using Git, coming from the software world to hardware.
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