I’m an embedded software engineer from the UK. I’ve spent the last few years working on various cleantech projects and specialise in Embedded Linux and IoT. I’m currently working at Engie in a small team that’s developing a new embedded Linux device for grid flexibility services across the UK and EU.
I’ve only just set up this site, so don’t expect too much for now; hopefully there’ll be some blog posts and a bit more about me in the near future! In the meantime, feel free to reach out to me by email or on LinkedIn.
pull-request-triggered GitHub Workflows don’t run against the latest commit in your head branch
When you use the checkout action in a GitHub workflow, the default behavior is to fetch a single commit from the current repo and put it in the location spec...
Every software developer has a blog these days, so why bother? What value would mine bring?