Our Doxygen documentation.
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Moving our Doxygen Documentation to Confluence

Mako’s Doxygen Documentation The Mako SDK has quite a large surface area, all diligently commented by our engineers to produce Doxygen documentation. Having all this high-quality documentation at our customers’ fingertips is one of the strong benefits of our SDK. This all sounds great, but some feedback that we hear Read more…

Broken switches
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What Do You Mean, ‘Missing DLL’?

The Goal – Quality Software The teams at Global Graphics Software spend a long time and a lot of effort making sure our code is as ‘bullet proof’ as possible. Developers write unit tests to ensure each area of low-level code is working as expected, and integration tests drive behaviour Read more…

Plugin Discovery
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Using MEF with .NET Standard

MEF and .NET Standard I’ve been working on a new side project recently which has really got me excited again! There’s not too much to tell about it just yet, but one of its aims is to create a highly configurable and modular way of creating screening workflows. As a Read more…

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Creating a Scrum Wallboard using Jira

My current role sees me as a principal engineer, but in previous roles, I’ve also been a ScrumMaster and try as I might, I can’t quite throw off that ScrumMaster mindset. Recently I’ve been looking at our Scrum process, and it seems that since the transition of our final team Read more…

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Servos and Lego

The Beginning So this is it – My first Arduino project! After months of seeing YouTube videos and Twitter updates from people working on their own Arduino projects, I finally bit the bullet and bought my own ‘starter kit’ from Amazon. I didn’t just want to make an LED flash Read more…