December 5-7, 2016
Vancouver, Canada
Electronics 101 for Software Developers
These days, every developer has the power to control the real world using Arduino.
Suddenly confronted with resistors, digital inputs, analog interfaces, and a weird bread board full of holes – a developer is reminded that the world of hardware can be confusing and sometimes downright frustrating.
The good news is that an electrical engineering degree is not required in order to build electronic circuits.
Suddenly confronted with resistors, digital inputs, analog interfaces, and a weird bread board full of holes – a developer is reminded that the world of hardware can be confusing and sometimes downright frustrating.
The good news is that an electrical engineering degree is not required in order to build electronic circuits.
Dror Helper
CodeValue
Dror is a senior consultant and software architect CodeValue.
He has been writing software professionally for more than a decade, during which he has worked for industry giants such as Intel and SAP as well as small start-up companies. When not writing code, Dror mentor developers and conduct courses about clean code, unit testing and TDD.
Dror speaks in local and international venues about software development practices, agile methodologies, unit testing and test-driven design.
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