Funny story but in my experience hardware engineers produce some of the worst software of the industry. Of course there must be some hardware engineers out there who do hood software but generally what they build are disasters.
Funny story but in my experience hardware engineers produce some of the worst software of the industry. Of course there must be some hardware engineers out there who do hood software but generally what they build are disasters.
Honestly, i do not blame them for that though. The whole eco-system of in C- procedurally bitbang on some registers and read on others, until some circuit that might be there is coerced into doing work - often with faulty prototypes you have to rewire yourself, whos documentation is - non-existant-complete while having deadlines within deadlines. And the project-culture is just "aggregate" a layer, wrap the problem like a pearl in shellacks as the main abstraction.
I bet it's being organized by project rather than product. Conway's law ensures such an org will create code around projects, not products, and that always ends horribly.
I know it’s a typo, but I love the idea of “hood software” lol