Raspberry Pis make great little servers. With low power consumption, they make great devices if you need cheap web services running 24/7. One aspect I dislike about them however, is that they need to boot using an SD card. Given the limited number of write cycles that most SD …

It’s time again for another episode of “Murderous Deer Machine Learning Mayhem”. Last time, I used a neural network to detect raccoons, since they frequented my backyard more often in the early days. In that post, my preliminary results revealed an accuracy (F1 measure) of approximately 72%. In this …

If you are like me and like developing using a Test Driven Development (TDD) approach, then you need the ability to examine your code and test coverage. In a past article, I discussed how to use SonarQube to perform Python code inspection allowing you to see code test coverage. In …

In a previous post, I spoke about how to use Robolectric to unit test Android applications without having to resort to the emulator. In this post, I’ll detail setting up Atlassian Bamboo to run continuous integration of an Android application.

What is Bamboo?

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I have been doing a lot of Android programming of late. One of the tasks that I originally had was to get a continuous integration environment going so that I could quickly and efficiently test and integrate my new code with my existing codebase. In this post, I’ll talk …