eBooks & Papers

Safety-critical C++ code is commonly developed according to the MISRA coding standard — using C++03. But you want to move to modern C++...

AUTOSAR is a global partnership of automotive developers. In 2017, they developed a new coding standard for C++14.

Machinery needs to be safe to operate. And that means that every piece of code embedded on that machinery needs to be safe. That's why functional safety standards — including IEC 62061 and ISO 13849 — are so important.

The ISO 26262 standard is a functional safety standard for the automotive industry. Complying with the ISO 26262 standard is required for developers of automotive hardware and software.

IEC 61508 is a functional safety standard. It's used for compliance in many embedded industries — and it's been the source of several industry-specific variations. Read this in-depth white paper to learn more.

EN 50128 is an important functional safety standard in the rail industry. Get your EN 50128 download for guidance on the functional safety standard and how to meet compliance requirements.

Subversion Migration Success Stories eBook

Branching and merging are how code changes get coordinated in a version control system. Development teams working on the same branch need to coordinate efforts to avoid duplication and overriding other team members’ changes.

Download this product backlog whitepaper to understand critical backlog challenges and how to overcome them.

Transition from Subversion to Helix Core with ease. This guide highlights key differences and helps optimize your development processes for Helix Core’s full potential.

Comply with government-mandated initiatives and give your healthcare IT team a break. Download this white paper to learn about healthcare information technology testing solutions. You'll find out how to successfully do healthcare projects in software testing.

Need a traceability exercise? Get your traceability in tip-top shape with this white paper for six free traceability exercises.