All things LabVIEW and other stuff about software development
All of HSE’s open-source core reuse libraries are now maintained via VIPM and installed into vi.lib. This strategic shift away from keeping dependencies local within each project enhances our ability to share DQMH template modules more easily. This move lays the groundwork for more exciting developments we have in the pipeline.
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Discover the latest LabVIEW insights from our second NOBLUG #01 meeting. It was part of the Yotta Volt TechDays in Edinburgh on June 25, 2024. This exciting event featured key presentations on software testing, the synergy of LabVIEW and TestStand, and modular application design. Let’s recap some highlights.
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NOBLUG held its inaugural gathering on June 5, 2024, in Newcastle upon Tyne. Attendees delved into a range of exciting topics from software strategies to custom right-click tools in LabVIEW. The event featured informative presentations and plenty of pizza, fostering both learning and community.
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At HSE, our passion lies in fostering connections. Building on the smashing success of our Würzburg LabVIEW User Group (WUELUG) in recent years, we are thrilled to extend our reach. Together with NI, we proudly present the North of Britain LabVIEW User Group: NOBLUG.
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Da wir wissen, dass du entweder mit der Arbeit beschäftigt bist oder deinen Urlaub genießt, fangen wir mit einer Kurzfassung an. Kurz gesagt: Wir crowdfunden DQMH Lumos, ein Tool, mit dem du die Kommunikation deiner DQMH-Module (Anfragen und Sendungen) live und in Echtzeit überwachen kannst. Auf der Kickstarter-Seite findest du die Details! Read more »
WUELUG17 was once again hosted by a regional LabVIEWfriends company. Despite our concerns, the last WUELUG of 2022 was able to take place in person. This time we had the pleasure of visiting WEBER GmbH. Read more »
Continuous Integration (or CI) lacks adoption in the NI ecosystem, as do many other advanced software processes and tools that are standard in other programming languages. Either due to actual technical reasons or because of the team size and proficiency, and because of the way a typical LabVIEW project is run. Why is that? And does it have to be that way?
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After two long years of pandemics and delays, GDevCon #3 finally took place! With a brilliant new location at the EYE Filmmuseum in Amsterdam and wonderful presentations, it was impossible not to have fun!
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When HSE started out, the cloud-hosted instance of GitLab served all of our needs perfectly. Today, we’ve outgrown that shared infrastructure and are moving to a self-managed GitLab installation hosted in a German data center. This ensures the highest standards of data privacy and security and gives us more flexibility for our future expansion.
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Over the last few years, we not only used DQMH very heavily, but we also started building additional features around the DQMH core. Since DQMH is widely customisable and extendable, it was straightforward to build an HSE-specific scripting extension for our own best practices. Thus, HSE-ify was born.
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