Tag: Software Engineering Methodologies

Mechatronics, Software Engineering, Woodworking, and "Making" in General

software debugging

A Comparative Exploration of Single-Variable vs. Multi-Variable Debugging in Software Stacks

Abstract Debugging lies at the heart of software development, often demarcating the line between functional and faulty software. In computational mathematics, solving single-variable equations is relatively straightforward, whereas resolving multi-variable systems is considerably more complex. This principle also holds true in the realm of software debugging: isolating a single variable in the debugging process tends…
Read more

Will use of LLMs to generate code lead to a convergence of methodologies? How to get the “most” out of code from LLMs.

One of the emerging trends in software development is the use of low-code or no-code platforms (LLMs) that allow users to create applications without writing code or with minimal coding. These platforms aim to simplify and democratize the software development process by providing graphical interfaces, drag-and-drop components, pre-built templates, and other features that abstract away…
Read more