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Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a popular approach in developing code bases and there is a good reason for that. There are many books that explain the way and the advantages of adopting an approach like that. In today’s post, I’m not going to explain that again. An amazing book that I can suggest is the
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Who can live without docker? Hmm, I don’t know someone. The concept is known and I am not going to explain it in this space. What makes me think that worths is to gather a few essential commands to hit the ground running, don’t you think? How to install it Ubuntu 18.04? There are a
This content has 6 years. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.In recent Linux Kernels PEAK CAN USB adapter works natively without the need of installing PEAK drivers. As the manufacturer says: Since kernel version 3.6, the netdev interface with all of the PEAK-System PC CAN interfaces is natively included in the
This content has 6 years. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.Assuming that you have successfully customised the kernel and your raspberry pi configures the CANbus USB adapter correctly, it’s time to test the connection! Configure the CANbus interface (the number at the end is the baud rate) sudo ip link set
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This content has 6 years. Please, read this page keeping its age in your mind.It is some times necessary to customise the Linux Kernel to add or remove specific support in terms of hardware compatibility. For instance, I wanted to experiment with the popular PEAK USB adapter. In that case, there is the SocketCAN Linux
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