Hi everyone, I just recently joined the group. My background is both EE & CS. My company is big into Agile methods, and I advocated that we move what we have...
My previous message wrapped in an unhelpful way (breaking the link). I'm trying again... We just posted something to our blog about the tools we've developed ...
I just joined this group after seeing a message on comp.software-eng by Mike Karlesky. I followed some links he provided and found an interesting article,...
Thad, I'll try to answer your questions as well as I can. We're pretty excited that there's some discussion starting on this topic. Pardon the length of what...
... I think the something (Hardware or Conductor) might want to hide the hardware a little more by normalizing the temperature. so the model deals with...
... That makes sense. ... I can understand that benefit to creating a Presenter in MVP. ... So do two separate modules, business and hardware. ... So do two...
... The intent of the MHC pattern is to allow for maximum automated testability; it does this by decoupling hardware from code. In MVP the same thing is...
I like the comparison of MHC to MVP and have found that analogy useful before. I agree that you want a very thin layer covering the hardware. I also think...
Hi Steve We recently changed our blog engine. I'll have to see where that went. thanks, James ... James W. Grenning Object Mentor, Inc. cell: 847-331-9942 ...
... logic ... I think I understand what you mean when you say two separate modules, but perhaps I don't. We think the value of three modules (Model, Conductor,...
... A thin hardware interface layer, the same, I think, as you use for the H layer, plus the rest in the business layer / application logic. ... I understand...
In AgileEmbedded@yahoogroups.com <mailto:AgileEmbedded%40yahoogroups.com>, James Grenning <grenning@...> ... The purpose of the hardware layer is to provide...
... the ... understand ... Yes. This is the case. Separating M and C makes things easier to test. The separation ensures that there's no coupling between the...
We just received word that our work on the Model Conductor Hardware design pattern and supporting tools we've developed for C has been accepted as a last...
... board.) ... Rick, what you're describing is what we would call unit tests, system tests, and acceptance tests. The MCH pattern makes it possible to unit ...
... <snip> ... Thank you in advance, .. making the presentation available for those of us that don't have the opportunity to attend the conference is much ...
If ever there was a case for the effectiveness of Agile techniques and their application in embedded software, this is it: Embedded Agile: A Case Study In...
I know James will be at ESC. From reading Timo's blog, it appears he will be attending as well. Anybody else going? I wonder if we couldn't plan to get...
Hi Mike, You are right, I'm also going to be at ESC for the whole show with a colleague. Getting together sounds like a great idea! Timo Mike Karlesky...
I arrive on Monday and leave on Friday morning. We should definitely get together. Its too bad ESC does not have an open space forum. How would Wednesday...
For me Wednesday is ok. While ESC does not have open space, I ... New in 2007! Peer Roundtables Got a topic you'd like to discuss? Tables will be provided for ...
Timo, I really like the idea of setting up a Peer Roundtable. Let's reserve a table for "Agile Embedded" at 12:30 to 1:30 on Wednesday if that works for...
My apologies if you've already received this as a member of another Yahoo group. What: Diaspar Software is proud to present the fourth installment of the XP...
I would like to start some discussion on Presenter First. Am I wrong about the (Presenter/Conductor First) PCF design being nothing more than a mapper object?...
Hi, I had implemented some unit tests on our embedded project, but so they could run automatically on the build machine I had them run on the host platform...
Reading this blog http://spin.atomicobject.com/2006/12/29/cmock-ruby-based-mock-tools-for-c/ Indicates that cmock would be open sourced soon (29-Dec-06). ...
