LabVIEW proverbs!

[Vaibhav]

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altenbach wrote:

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pandersen wrote:

Thou shalt forget everything previously learned about programming with text based languages when using LabView.

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That reminds me:

You have reached the first level of LabVIEW proficiency once you can spell it with the right capitalization. 😄

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Wow, your remark automatically takes me to the first level of LabVIEW proficiency due to my utmost care for correct write-ups. 😛

So, my proverb:

Everything counts when you're working on LabVIEW.

[Vaibhav]

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tst wrote:

As for the typedefs, standard typedefs are fine. Strict typedefs are relevant for specific use cases where you want the typedef to be used in the UI.

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Makes sense! Thanks as it gives a good rule to remember.

[PhillipBrooks]

By Darin.K

If you ain't crashin' LabVIEW, you ain't tryin.

[hecmar.arreola]

Try and keep your block diagrams to the size of your screen.  And if your block diagram extends beyond the size of your screen, ask your boss for a larger screen.

[billko]

Be careful when you fight the text programmers, lest you become one.

[ceties]

Based on today's experience: To work with LabVIEW with wireless mouse with dying battery is like to convince V32 indicator to display negative numbers

[GregFreeman]

Credit to Jeff Bohrer for this one. It can be referenced in full context in this thread.

IMHO NI should co-opt GEICO's slogan "So easy a cave-man can do it"- and understand it.

[Beck45]

The new 'Clean Up Diagram' button works perfectly--as long as you interpret it as 'Scatter Objects Randomly'.

[Ben]

in this thread Darren replied to question about Feedback nodes...

"....esoteric Feedback Node questions really have no place in these exams."

Ben

[LabBEAN]

Here's the link Ben referred to.