A Look into NASA’s Coding Philosophy – Abner Coimbre – Medium
A Look into NASA’s Coding Philosophy – Abner Coimbre – Medium
8/4/2017
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This blog post delves into NASA's coding philosophy and the principles they follow when developing software for space missions. It highlights NASA's emphasis on reliability, fault tolerance, and safety as critical factors in their coding practices. The article explains how NASA's software development methods prioritize rigorous testing, redundancy, and error handling to ensure that their code performs flawlessly in extreme environments. It also discusses the use of formal verification techniques and the importance of maintainability and readability in NASA's code. Overall, the post provides insights into the coding principles and practices that NASA employs in order to achieve mission success.
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