All things LabVIEW and other stuff about software development
Our latest Würzburg LabVIEW User Group meeting – WUELUG#14 – revolved around the topic of managing dependencies and packages in LabVIEW projects. Record numbers show that we’re on the right track picking our topics. Presenters – both well-known and new to WUELUG – who know what they’re talking about, and an audience that keeps the […]
#teamhampelsoft has outgrown a single collocated office, so we’re not able to meet everybody in person on a regular basis. Even for those of us living in the same region, the pandemic has rendered physical meetings inappropriate. This is why we were delighted to be able to host our first ever HSE Summit last month – an in-person event focused on fostering our processes, our culture and our team spirit!
Our triskaidekaphobic readers need not worry, WUELUG13 was anything but unlucky. We had the opportunity to learn all about NI’s certifications paths, and listen to insiders sharing tips and tricks on how to best prepare when getting certified.
For LabVIEW developers, there are a number of interesting certification programs out there. For obvious reasons, NI’s program is quite interesting as it’s the most prominent in the NI ecosystem, and some of the certifications (CLAD, CLD, CLA and CLED) are tailored to LabVIEW itself.
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Wie schon in der letzten Folge des DQMH-Podcasts angekündigt ist DQMH 6.0 nun endlich öffentlich verfügbar, mit vielen neuen spannenden Features. Das neu formierte DQMH Consortium tritt mit diesem Release offiziell die Nachfolge von Delacor an.
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In the latest edition of WUELUG, which was dedicated to “Working Efficiently in the LabVIEW IDE”, we spent four hours learning about the ins and outs of our favourite tool. From shortcuts to quick drops to menus to bookmarks, we heard it all, some of it directly from the horses’ mouths. Was it worth it, you ask? You betcha!
Individuals prefer an individual WoW (way of working). Maybe especially software developers like to implement their personal perfect solution for a given problem. Some like it straight, others like it elegant and the third praise the KISS principle as the ultimate game-changer. But in the end, what we really need to find is a good way to work together.
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Even with our home office policy, working in the office is unavoidable at times. Amongst our stringent COVID-19 guidelines is regular ventilation. But when should we ventilate? We decided to solve this the HSE way – meet the COVIDuino!
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WUELUG11 was now the third meeting to take place completely digitally. This of course meant we had many more fun opportunities – such as inviting Danielle Jobe to showcase Python integration with LabVIEW! The day after WUELUG11, DSH Workshops was invited to LabVIEW Live, hosted by G Systems and the Dallas LabVIEW User Group.
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WUELUG10 was our 10th meeting overall, the 2nd online meeting and the very first international meeting. Our main topic this time around was open-source development, leading to the first WUELUG OS project!
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