Love it! For a labview whiz, you really have a nack of explaining things in plain English. Although I have been using NI webservices with NI web server for quite a while now, I still found this video useful. I hope you will make it into a playlist at some point, although I realize that from here on out it is mostly web technologies that one needs to understand. At the moment I am implementing ETag support on one of my webservices, which would be pretty applicable for your example on serving images. Although one can learn all this from books, these kinds of videos really bring it together.
Thanks! This video had the benefit of being "practiced" on technical support members at NI to get some feedback and then actually scripting and editing a video goes a long way. I've got a few video ideas in the works that were initially planned on being done in collab with other TSEs but I'll likely be doing them on my own... when I get done with a whack of other side-project items heh.
excellent, could you do an example recording some sound and uploading it to the cloud and then downloading the file in .wav format? Keep up the videos, they are very helpful.
Love it! For a labview whiz, you really have a nack of explaining things in plain English.
Although I have been using NI webservices with NI web server for quite a while now, I still found this video useful. I hope you will make it into a playlist at some point, although I realize that from here on out it is mostly web technologies that one needs to understand.
At the moment I am implementing ETag support on one of my webservices, which would be pretty applicable for your example on serving images. Although one can learn all this from books, these kinds of videos really bring it together.
Thanks! This video had the benefit of being "practiced" on technical support members at NI to get some feedback and then actually scripting and editing a video goes a long way.
I've got a few video ideas in the works that were initially planned on being done in collab with other TSEs but I'll likely be doing them on my own... when I get done with a whack of other side-project items heh.
excellent, could you do an example recording some sound and uploading it to the cloud and then downloading the file in .wav format?
Keep up the videos, they are very helpful.
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