Round-Up of the Yocto Project Summit 2023.11
Episode 51: Better Built By Burkhard
Episode 51: Better Built By Burkhard
How hard can it be to write a Yocto recipe for building a Qt application with CMake? Actually, it turns out to be pretty hard. I have seen my fair share of slow-and-dirty workarounds (nothing is ever quick with Yocto,
Episode 50: Better Built By Burkhard
Episode 49: Better Built By Burkhard
Episode 48: Better Built By Burkhard. For user products, LGPL-3.0 grants users the right to install modified software on the device. For business products, it does not. This makes the choice between Qt LGPL and Qt Commercial for OEMs of machines, measurement instruments or medical devices obvious.
Episode 47: Better Built By Burkhard
Episode 46: Better Built By Burkhard
Review of the book "How Big Things Get Done" by Bent Flybjerg et al. If complex projects run over budget, they do so spectacularly. Experimenting heavily during architecture gets the big decisions right - early. Implementing the right decisions efficiently saves tons of money. Think slow, act fast!
The ports-and-adapters architecture should be the standard architecture for HMI applications. Its parts are loosely coupled, cohesive, easy to test and easy to extend. We can apply the reverse Conway manoeuvre to create self-dependent teams with minimal dependencies on other
Episode 44: Better Built By Burkhard
Episode 43: Better Built By Burkhard
Episode 42: Better Built By Burkhard