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How Tools for Humanity uses AllSpice to scale open hardware collaboration and run structured design reviews
Learn how Tools for Humanity open-sourced the Orb hardware behind World ID using AllSpice.io to enable transparent design reviews
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Revision control concepts: Git for hardware
In git for hardware, revision control concepts are important to understand. Here's a guide to get started.
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Benefits of Git for hardware: branches & branch protections
A breakdown of branches and branch protections for electrical engineers using git for hardware development.
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How to manage large projects with multiple PCBAs
How do you best manage large, complex projects with multiple PCBAs? Here's an overview discussing submodules, subtrees, monrepos, and more.
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Git for hardware: best practices for commits
With commits in Git for hardware, there are good and bad ones. Here's how to identify what falls under which category.
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Pushing & branching: git for hardware
Pushing and branching are an integral part of utilizing git for hardware. These diagrams show how these are implemented into a workflow.
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Parallelism: hardware development lifecycles vs. software
Software and hardware development lifecycles demand rigorous processes for efficiency and reliability. Here's a comparison of the two.
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How to design hardware more efficiently
AllSpice's co-founders discuss how AllSpice.io is empowering engineers to build hardware more efficiently.
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How Hardware & Electrical Engineers can get management on board for breaking the status quo
Learn how to frame ROI, overcome objections, and align technical improvements with business goals.
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Design review basics in Git for hardware
Git design review, also known as a “pull request”, allow for asynchronous reviews. Read more about how to get started here.
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