So, in the first post of this issue, I wrote about what problems and issues I had and what I was seeking to solve them. As I told before a co-worker told me that Gitlab has some extended features and then he introduced me to the Gitlab API. Then I started my quest of developing … Continue reading Managing Dependencies in SCC – Part 2 – The Solution
Month: June 2020
Managing Dependencies in SCC – Part 1 – The Problem
It all started two years ago when I watched a presentation in NI Week 2018 from Christian Butcher about Clean Architecture. This time, I was really attending (not virtually) NI Week '18 (which, by the way, I am really grateful). Although you can watch videos from the conference later, it is really important to attend … Continue reading Managing Dependencies in SCC – Part 1 – The Problem
LabVIEW Hidden Gems
As promised in my previous post, I am bringing here something about the LabVIEW Hidden Gems, on what they are, how one can use it and more. About Hidden Gems For a while I saw a presentation from Darren Nattinger from NI, who has showed what are the Hidden Gems for the first time. It … Continue reading LabVIEW Hidden Gems
IDE Setup and Backup Tool
This post is about productivity tools and setting up your IDE is definitely one of the most important things in programming (very tedious as well). An old project After two months working at home, I decided that my desktop computer needed a fresh installation. I've realized that after a couple of years using the computer, … Continue reading IDE Setup and Backup Tool
JSON Pretty Print
This week I've been researching the exchange formats available and those which are compatible with LabVIEW, of course. In my current applications, we've been using in almost all cases XML format, not because they are the "most beautiful, readable, easy to implement format", but mostly because in LabVIEW, especially with Object-Oriented Programming, working with XML … Continue reading JSON Pretty Print
First Post
Finally, I am writing my first post on my blog. It was a real quest to set up a blog. I am not quite satisfied yet, but it is readable. For the last few weeks, I put on my mind that I somehow needed to share something of the things that I’ve been intensive learning … Continue reading First Post