All things LabVIEW and other stuff about software development
We have been doing a lot of work recently based on the Delacor Queued Message Handler (DQMH). For one of the modules we came up with, the Generic Networking Template for DQMH, I was offered the opportunity to write an article on Delacor’s blog.
Today, we’re announcing the biggest game changer for our company in 2017 (even though he started six months ago): Manuel Sebald, the first software engineer to join #teamhampelsoft full-time.
“Technical presentations, product demonstrations, and collaborative sessions with software experts” is what the LabVIEW Dev Days are all about. For me, it’s rather meeting up with the local LabVIEW community and with NI’s team, and having a good time.
Flying in to Austin, TX on Monday afternoon, only to return back to Germany on Thursday? I wouldn’t do that – except if it’s for NI Week, NI’s biggest and greatest event of the year! I even got to give a presentation!
The European CLA Summit is the one invariable annual business date for me. This year, it took place in Vienna, being all about “Real-Life LabVIEW – Architects in the Real World”.
No, there’s no IPO in the works here (yet), but we do have a lot of public activity with the LabVIEW community coming in 2017!
NI’s annual user convention, the VIP Congress in Fürstenfeldbruck near München, is the place to be for any ambitioned LabVIEW user when it comes to networking.
We’re building a team of software developers and are looking for our first ambitioned and reliable supporter.
Nothing could stop me from attending this year’s European CLA Summit that was held in Berlin from 5th to 7th of April.
Making sure that network-enabled appliances are secure(d) in industrial environments is becoming more and more important these days as networks grow together and the sophistication of attacks increases.