Training Preparation -- Something else about the 100 attendees
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| I love being outdoors |
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| I like pizza. |
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| I am into amateur radio, maths and cryptography |
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| Controls Engineer. |
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| Software developer with great experience in the automotive industry. |
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| I like golf and beer (hear you are on Untapped :)) |
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| I'm also a musician, I enjoy running and the outdoors. I read a lot of books. I enjoy making hardware-firmware hobby projects in my spare time with micro-controllers and embedded linux systems. |
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| All my experience is on embedded systems, worked with several micro-controllers such as PIC's, AVR's, etc. Main experience with DSP, energy management, motion control. |
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| I've never written tests for my code beofre |
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| Love to learn and ask questions. |
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| Working as embedded software architect. |
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| DO NOT PROVIDE ANY CONFIDENTIAL, SENSITIVE OR EMBARRASSING INFORMATION IN YOUR REPLIES. |
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| background in Firmware/Embedded. |
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| I like dogs, games, and pancakes, in no particular order |
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| ~13 years of C experience at prior company; using C++ at new company with prior experience in grad school. |
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| I like to read architecture and design books |
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| Firmware engineer, looking to strengthen my skills in C++ |
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| I am working as a SW architect and depending on the project, also develop components. Often analyzing issues with rare occurrences and develop test strategies for long term tests to find a solution. |
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| My role was customization/support of protocol stack delivered from a supplier. Therefore I wasn't coding much in my current role, and I now perform the role of scrum master additionally. |
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| engineer for telekommunication, but not for informatik, I got used to programming in the company for hardware related topics, like power saving, battery charging and the last year to support the audio functionality in our projects. |
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| Working since years in embedded software development mostly in hardware related areas. |
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| i am working for HW related issues. |
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| Since several your in specialized in hardware related software development. |
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| I'm a specialist for hardware related software (Device Drivers in general, Interface Driver and Protocol (e.g. USB), Operating System) and system debugging (Multi-Core real-time debugging via JTAG, Post Mortem Analysis). |
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| I'm an old man if you know what I mean ;-) |
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| I hope you know me by how :) |
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| I don't code much anymore - in management |
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| Manager of HW/FW group |
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| I've lived a number of places, NC, NW Jersey, Chicago, SLC, Fl, Madison Wi, pvt pilot, musician, Married with cats! |
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| Optimistic developer - still believe my code should compile on first try and run without bugs the first time :-) |
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| I really enjoy mountain biking. |
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| My favorite color is green |
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| I have worked in various coding environments during my career |
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| I enjoy development and spend a lot of time looking up tutorials and attempting projects to expand my development knowledge at home. |
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| I specialize mostly in embedded firmware but have written an app for iOS and Android. |
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| I like to work on cars in my free time. |
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| guitar player |
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| Been writing code for 26 years and everyday I learn something new. |
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| I did a lot of testing, our group is going to do some automation test in the near future. I did some programming, but not a lot. |
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| worked with qa team to automate some of our testing environment. |
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| Engineering manager, electrical engineer background, so most of my code is built around data analysis of test data and implementing rough drivers to validate electrical signals. |
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| Started my career as a hardware engineer designing lock control circuit boards. I transitioned into firmware role 10 years ago developing c code for access control logic. |
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| I like firmware development because I interact direclty with the hardware. I can see my code directly changing the state of physical devices. |
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| i am a functional software manager and enjoy coding when i get the chance |
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| Career focused on development. Company culture and career has not been so much focused on test in 'commerical' non-safety critical settings. |
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| I am currently in a position where I no longer develop much code but I am a technical lead for embedded code development. |
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| I am a Morehead State University graduate with a Bachelors in Computer Science |
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| I am not a robot. |
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| I like to garden, lift weights. |
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| I am an embedded systems engineer, my coding experience is primarily in developing hardware drivers for board support. |
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| Married empty nester, 1 daughter |
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| Programmer in many different platforms and languages of the years. The last 6 years, I have been a manager of other programmers. |
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| I lead a group of SW engineers who are in charge of SW regression testing ( on application side). Hence my strong interest to understand TDD philosophy/methodology. I don't have any embedded background. |
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| Debate and Commit. I only need to hear your opinion once. If you have nothing new to add, saying it again louder does not make you more right. |
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| I enjoy camping and hiking. |
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| I wanted to take this course so I can adopt TDD early in my career. Currently I don't have that skillset. |
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| My development background is mostly in telecom field (cable boxes). |
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| Since I'm 10, I've worked with my dad repairing cars, making cachaça and selling it in a bicycle. Then helped him making alembic used for distilling cachaça. Then I changed to programming, helped run an in-house internet provider. Always mostly self-taught with manuals. But I had to work so hard that made me forgot to study. also good books are pretty expensive here. All I learned was because some work required. I work in a small software-house with a POS software. Been there since 2005. Recently after a surgery recovery, I had some time so I've started to learn C because of your TDD for embedded C book. I bought it because of Uncle Bob's materials - where I came to know you. Fell in love with testing and clean code. Harbour, my main language, has it's roots in C. I can write C and assembly mixed with it. So I share many problems developers suffer with C. If I learn how to TDD in C, I might be able to do TDD, and SOLID in Harbour. At least improve vastly the code quality. |
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| I started working at astrocast few month ago. Glad to finaly work in a company where software testing is part of the work and not saying, if the software have bugs, that means that the engineers are not good enough. I enjoy a lot working in embedded software and Linux environment. I hate using debuggers, having good tests avoid loosing time with debuggers. |
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| MSc in Computer Science. Originally more of a C# developer (still actively developing with for non-embedded), dived into embedded software engineer for space systems 14 years ago for a CubeSat project. |
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| I recently started a new job after working on FPGAs for the past several years. So I am working on getting my C skills back a little bit |
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| I have most experience programming PIC microcontrollers and linux for arm chips. I also do some web programming with Python, and GUI development using QT. |
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| I'm a mechanical engineer who develops systems for oceanographic research. I've done a lot of electrical engineering e.g., instrumentation, signal processing systems, autonomous platforms. I was dragged into the embedded software development world kicking and screaming about 10 or so years ago. I started off trying to figure out what the "best practices" were and was appalled at the range of so-called best practices. I've been trying to develop a disciplined approach to SW development ever since and am really hoping this class will help. |
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| I am a big fan of Embbedded FM, which is how I know of you. When visiting California I met Elicia for stickers :) |
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| I have 7 kids, former musician. My aspiration is to get deeper into technical coaching. |
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| I love programming, as well as outdoor activities |
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| I started my career as an embedded firmware tester, although I was isolated from the developers and only did unit and integration tests for the product. This gave me a bad taste for unit testing initially, because it was overly mechanical (just write tests to get full coverage). After changing jobs I read your TDD book and it made a lot of sense, and now I'm the "testing guy". I am a fairly careful/deliberate programmer, and I prefer to have a deeper understanding of what I am working on. I like studying new and different programming languages as a hobby (my latest interest has been Forth). I also like studying human languages (Esperanto, Spanish, Mandarin,...) |
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| I did a 6 months internship in Astrocast and one of my objectives was to add unit test to our codebase. It has been 1 year now that I work for this company and I try my best to make the most relevant tests when I add a new feature. |
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| I am a micro-engineer specialized in robotics, and my main area of focus has been the miniaturization of autonomous systems. Therefore, I have a shared background in electronics and in software which I have found to be useful when delving into embedded software. Following my MSc, I have worked for a few years on nano-satellites and have been interested in the development of embedded electronics + software. I have then pursued a PhD in robotics and autonomous systems. Over the course of my thesis, I have tackled the development of integrated control for a small sensorless piezoelectric actuator. I have also had the opportunity to develop automated test environments for this type of actuator. Since then, I have returned to the world of embedded electronics and software by joining Astrocast as an embedded software engineer. |
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| I have been mostly working in testing for the past 10 years |
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| I'm an external consultant on Rational as Davidson Consulting. It's my third big project. My jobs until now was always to help the software to grow from bad design to something better |
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| Relatively new as software developer but very interested in the process |
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| 33% Software-Developer + 33% Engineer + 33% Designer |
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| I enjoy listening to audio books. |
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| My background is the ruelless world of 'C' programming. New tools and methods are well appreciated. |
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| Always interested in learning new things and getting better :) |
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| Nothing special |
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| Electrical engineer with an interest in UX and UI |
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| I like to make the software scriptable and write test scripts in order to have complete integration tests. |
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| I also use QML files for UI display and of course, Qt libraries. |
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| Over the last 4 years I tried many different programming languages and would say I am still not settled for a preferred/primary programming language. |
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| I like using new algorithms |
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| may be a typical (?) career from hardware developer, via vhdl, to (embedded)software developer |
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| SW Developer, Project Leand and SW Team Lead in many different kinds of project (for a couple of different customers) |
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| i studied communications engineering. After my graduation my first job was in a company which was producing video-tape-recorders. A was designing hard- an software for electronic components. After 10 years i changed to RATIONAL company, as they were recruiting a software engineer working with controllers based on the 8051 core. From that on, i am working at RATIONAL company... |
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| I like home improvement. |
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| If i code more than 8 hours my head gets mushy and the resulting code is bad. |
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| Actually, I have studied physics and unfortunately I have never attended to a computer science course. Therefore, I am missing a lot of theoretical background and learned everything from the practical side. |
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| <script>alert("I like to break stuff")</script>;" |
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