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Mary Pollard

[Interview] How engineers shape AllSpice and the future of hardware development

Our co-founders, Kyle & Valentina, discuss their relationships with customers and how they shape AllSpice’s product roadmap.

Daniel (they/them)

Assemblies best practices in git for hardware

When you want to start creating final assemblies and integrations of the various subassemblies, here are some options and best practices.

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.

Daniel (they/them)

Git for hardware: commit best practices

In utilizing git for hardware, ensuring that your commit messages provide relevant, concise info is important. Here are some best practices.

Kyle Dumont

Hardware Design Review Checklist

Finally, the best HW design review checklist is here. Let's discuss how to use it and why it's better than an old-school list on a doc.

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.