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thanks, I learned a lot from this video.

Very interesting talk, thank you for the upload. Is the project (or a simpler example of the channel wire approach to parallelisation) available anywhere to be downloaded? Thanks again

I have a question on how you add the GUI interactions in this to simulate button presses. Is it done through TCP -> test interface -> vi server -> find control and click?

Error wire MUST be a CLASS. Until then, enjoy your obsolete trash development, made as a service by greedy managers

Thanks for the cool video!! I want to see how to make an error routine that IMPROVES the example at 1:00 or t= 2690 th-cam.com/video/W1egwquZ4ow/w-d-xo.html I want to have the error trigger a supression of the error and then use the LAST GOOD VALUE and pass it through. I COULD fix it on the FRONT END by giving the serial handler 4 tries to get the variable... I am VERY CURIOUS how to set up a handler that has, say, 5 elements in an array,, 10,20,30,40,50 and they are all reading happily but I get an error on the third and instead of 30n I get 0, I want to take the last good read of that array set and parst out the 30 and pass it on and supress the error and lob them so I can tell what is going on.

Hey all! i do have a machine with all software except the deployment license. do i need to buy it separately? then download a specific file? I have a 2019 platform software bundle.

There is a point in this video where we lost internet connection and the recording stopped and restarted, apologies about this, hopefully it doesn't takeaway from the content

Nice. I personally like to create a gvl Map that stores user event references as a value with the name of the loop as a key. Each while loop will have its own user event. This eliminates the cluttered reference wire at the front and make the ui look seemless. If I want to send a message I simply type LoopName.Message + wire the variant payload on the sender VI. The sender VI will parse the string, look for the event refere to the loop in the gvl map and generate an event for it. I also invert the event driven state machine by putting the case structure inside the custom user event, event case. There are 0 wires between loops.

exactly what I was looking for; is the slide set disclosed somewhere?

how to control a labview system with a mobile application

Do we need to install python after we build LabVIEW app?

Very good thoughts on error handling strategies from someone who has clearly "been there, done that" on mission critical code. Beyond the useful content, this guy does a great job teaching and speaking about what he knows, a rare combination, keep up the good work sir.

Very good thoughts on error handling strategies from someone who has clearly "been there, done that" on mission critical code. Beyond the useful content, this guy does a great job teaching and speaking about what he knows, a rare combination, keep up the good work sir.

Very good thoughts on error handling strategies from someone who has clearly "been there, done that" on mission critical code. Beyond the useful content, this guy does a great job teaching and speaking about what he knows, a rare combination, keep up the good work sir.

Lots of useful information. Thanks!

Very useful. Thanks!

I am one of those LinkedIn guys that was surprised to hear Mark's mention of '8 types of error handling'. Finally got around to browsing around for it and found this gem. Looks I've been doing most of these things but without a comprehensive, structured way of thinking and approaching it. This is invaluable for planning- many thanks, Mark!

🙌🏻 very useful information