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Building a Modern C Project: Zig, WebAssembly, and Visual CI/CD
How we used Zig as a build system, Emscripten for the web, and Python for automated visual regression testing on a C-based path tracer. 1. Introduction Writing a path tracer from scratch in C is a fantastic way to learn the physics of light simulation. But maintaining that project, ensuring it builds across platforms, catching…
How to Develop a Notification System for Crypto Stocks for Telegram and Discord
This blog post was written for the lecture “System Engineering & Management” (143101a) by Julia Bai, Frederik Runge and Dominik Seitz. Introduction The cryptocurrency market never sleeps. While traditional stock exchanges close, trading in digital assets occurs 24/7, characterized by extreme volatility where minutes decide between profit and loss. A comparable dynamic governs modern software…
Guess What? We Built a Web Game with Firebase
What is more or less? “More or Less” is a guessing game where you guess which item has a higher value for a specific attribute. For example, in the “Commit Clash: Which GitHub repo has more commits?” mode, you see one GitHub repository’s commit count and another repository. You have to decide if the repository…
“Studidash” | A serverless web application
by Oliver Klein (ok061), Daniel Koch (dk119), Luis Bühler (lb159), Micha Huhn (mh334) Abstract You are probably familiar with the HdM SB-Funktionen. After nearly four semesters we were tired of the boring design and decided to give it a more modern look with a bit more functionality then it currently has. So we created “Studidash”…
How to increase robustness of a large scale system by testing
When a distributed software system grows bigger and bigger, one will end up with a big amount of various components which all need to scale independently. In order to achieve these components working smooth together, it is necessary to figure out at which time a component needs to be scaled, to avoid having one component…
Automated Unit- and GUI-Testing for Android in Jenkins
Related articles: ►Take Me Home – Project Overview ►CI/CD infrastructure: Choosing and setting up a server with Jenkins as Docker image ►Android SDK and emulator in Docker for testing ►Testing a MongoDB with NodeJS, Mocha and Mongoose In this article we would like to describe, how to write unit- and gui-tests for an Android-Application in Android Studio…
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