Component based development is growing in popularity. And it presents a viable alternative to choosing between a monolith and microservices. In this blog, we discuss the benefits of component based development and how teams can switch to a component based architecture in eight steps.

Barr-C, the Barr Group’s coding standard, aims to reduce bugs in embedded software, as well as introduce stylistic guidelines to improve maintainability and portability. Here, we explain what is Barr-C, how developers can detect bugs in firmware written in C with BARR-C:1018, and how it can be coupled with guidelines from MISRA.

In this Docker tutorial, you will learn how to create and run Helix QAC as a containerized image. The basic definition of Docker is an open-source and popular operating-system-level virtualization (commonly known as “containerization”) technology that is lightweight, portable, and primarily runs on Linux and Windows. Docker makes it easier to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers.

With the release of SourcePro 2022.1, we significantly improved support for time zone information derived from the underlying operating system. This helps ensure applications written with SourcePro integrate easily with applications that rely on the operating system to provide time zone information.