I want to become a Labview programmer and I have no programming experience where do I need to start to learn labview programming

[Joey Wood]

I have had LabVIEW Basics 1 and 2 what do I do next?

[Lab Viewer]

My suggestion is to start with NI's LabVIEW manuals, especially "G Programming Reference" and "LabVIEW Development Guidelines".
Also, you may browse on amazon.com, search for "LabVIEW" and see which books are better for you (after reading their reviews).

Hope this helps

[Dennis_Knutson]

Besides Lab Viewer's recomendations, I would also suggest a subscription to LabVIEW Technical Resource (www.ltrpub.com). You can also study the examples that come with LabVIEW and the ones available on the Developers Zone.

[JPG]

Find a simple application where you can use what you have already learned. Try writing a simple VI and refer to the example programs.

http://labviewtraining.netfirms.com/

[Labviewguru]

I always recommend the course of action that I took when I learned LabVIEW (in one week).

Go get "LabVIEW for Everyone" and "Power Programming". They are readily available through NI's website, or through a good technical bookstore, or even a college bookstore. From there, just go through the example programs.

I strongly recommend also learning good style. LabVIEW comes with a style guidelines book (which, apparently, only 6 people have ever read...) This will get you started on the road to good practices. LTR is also a good resource.

Good luck.

Oh, also, when you have gotten some experience, I recommend taking Advanced. I took it (three years after I learned LabVIEW) and was very happy with the course.