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Call for presentations and suggestions for 2020

Happy 2020 to everyone!

 

Time to plan the LabVIEW Architects Forum meetings for this year. The steering committee (Allen Smith, Craig Hitchman, and Fab) is setting up the dates for the year.

 

We need you to propose presentations you would like to present or topics you would like for others to present. We will use the number of kudos to determine the agenda for each meeting.

 

Edit: Update on dates for this year, also updated on our landing page

Please note that NI will continue to sponsor food and the room but they will no longer send invites for these events. We are trying out a meetup group for this.

 

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Tuesday, June 16, 2020

Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Tuesday, November 17, 2020

 

Thanks,

LAF steering committee

For an opportunity to learn from experienced developers / entrepeneurs (Steve, Joerg, and Brian amongst them):
Check out DSH Pragmatic Software Development Workshop!

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Once again, I'm happy to give any of my past presentations to fill in gaps in the presenting schedule, just let me know... I can do any of these on short notice. 

 

Quick! Drop Your VI Execution Time! (CLA Summit 2019)

I Find Your Lack of LabVIEW Programming Speed Disturbing (NIWeek 2019)

Don’t Wait for LabVIEW R&D... Implement Your Own LabVIEW Features (NIWeek 2018)

What to Expect When You’re Expecting an Error (NIWeek 2018)

An End to Brainless LabVIEW Programming (CLA Summit 2016)

Augmenting Right-Click Menus in LabVIEW 2015 (NIWeek 2015)

Improving Code Quality Through Automated Code Analysis (NIWeek 2015)

Hidden Gems in vi.lib (CLA Summit 2014)

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I'm working on a long blog post about oAuth2 with PKCE and LabVIEW. I could turn it into a presentation easily.

oAuth2 and PKCE are used for authenticating apps with web services.

Brian Powell
Stravaro, LLC


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I have been working on converting to using NI Package Manager for deployment. I would glad go over what I have found and how to make the most of the current NI Package tools.

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Bill Eisenhower
Certified LabVIEW & TestStand Developer
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Another shorter topic, I have been doing using the new-ish LabVIEW Command Line Interface and I could talk some about that. Also I could sprinkle in some 32 -> 64 bit conversion issues.

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Bill Eisenhower
Certified LabVIEW & TestStand Developer
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The Actor Framework Project Provider:  A Case Study in VI Scripting

I go over how the AF project provider tools were built, with the goal of helping you write your own.

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Efficient Actor Framework Development:  Structure and Messaging

Tips for writing lighter-weight AF code.

0 Kudos
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Test Driven Development in Actor Framework

How to write unit tests for message-driven architectures.  The examples are AF, but the principles apply to other frameworks.

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Unit Testing At Mock Speed

 

An open-source mock object framework that I developed for LabVIEW.

Sam Taggart
CLA, CPI, CTD, LabVIEW Champion
DQMH Trusted Advisor
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I could do a presentation on a project I recently completed.  I have completed a project where I cleaned up a project-less LabVIEW GUI aircraft AFDX bus simulator application.  I could present what I started with and what I did to configure and manage the deployment of different versions of the executable.  The broad strokes of what I did include:

  • Placing the code into a project and lvlibs
  • (Edit 20200204)  Tested lower level code with the LabVIEW unit test framework.
  • Created an automated build spec to create an exe, light installer, full installer, and zip distribution
  • I used Octopus deploy to manage the zip distributions on a server, monitor the health of the machines, and deploy different versions of the application to different test machines.
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