Embedded Systems Testing: Unit, Integration, and System Testing
Learn the three levels of embedded systems testing: unit testing with mocks, integration testing on hardware, and system testing. Covers frameworks, strategies, and the testing pyramid.
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Code Smells in C: Bloaters (Long Functions, Magic Numbers, and More)
Learn to identify bloater code smells in C: long functions, long parameter lists, magic numbers, primitive obsession, and large files. Each with examples and fixes.
Code Smells in C: Change Preventers (Duplicate Code, Tight Coupling, and More)
Learn to identify change-preventer code smells in C: duplicate code, shotgun surgery, tight coupling, and hardcoded values. Each with examples and practical fixes.
Code Smells in C: Dispensables (Dead Code, Deep Nesting, Global Abuse)
Learn to identify dispensable code smells in C: dead code, speculative generality, comments as deodorant, deep nesting, and global variable abuse. Examples and fixes included.
Coupling and Cohesion in C — A Deep Dive With Examples
Deep dive into coupling and cohesion in C with examples. Learn to build modules with high cohesion and low coupling for maintainable code.
Refactoring Techniques in C — With Practical Examples
Learn 5 essential refactoring techniques in C: extract function, replace magic numbers, guard clauses, explaining variables, and consolidate duplicates.
Code Smells in C: Couplers — Feature Envy, Inappropriate Intimacy
Identify coupler code smells in C: Feature Envy, Inappropriate Intimacy, Middle Man, and Message Chains. With examples and fixes.
Understanding Technical Debt — With C Examples
Understand technical debt with C examples. Learn the types of debt, how to recognize it, and practical strategies for managing and paying it down.
Testing Embedded C Code — Unit Tests, Mocks, and Frameworks
Learn how to test embedded C code with unit tests and mocks. Use Unity/CMock frameworks to test on your PC without hardware.
Software Quality Attributes Every Developer Should Know
Learn the key software quality attributes: maintainability, reliability, testability, readability, reusability, modularity, and more. Each term explained with simple C examples.