Ian Billingsley is sharing very good tips for #LabVIEW FPGA code #GDevCon #GDevCon2 GDevCon #LabVIEWFPGA

I've just done the #MLUG coding challenge and it brought back all those memories of Lean Six Sigma training years ago! Cheers @woodhamschris - great fun and I'm looking forward to the next one.

I've been using #ChromeOS for five years now with various devices, but I've made the leap this week to enable the Linux (Beta) and I've been pleasantly surprised how easy it's been.

Both NI (now part of Emerson) #TestStand free training courses, finished. Has significantly changed my view & opinion of TestStand in a way marketing type training doesn’t. I feel NI (now part of Emerson) has missed a trick by normally charging for this. Should offer training during evaluation period.

Years of software development has taught me how to balance my coffee habit... Nice medium strength in the morning, instant in the afternoon and the strong stuff for debugging.

What a great way to start the weekend! Opened the mail this morning to find these goodies from @ArgentaConsult1 for participating in their MLUG coding challenge. I'll be submitting my solution for the latest challenge on Monday! #MLUG #LabVIEW

Another MLUG Coding Challenge solution submitted to @ArgentaConsult1 and this one seemed a lot simpler! I was able to reuse 90% of the code from the previous challenge, remove the redundant states and tweak the remaining code to meet the requirements. #MLUG #LabVIEW

This perfectly describes the experience of how the brain perceives trivial things as a threat after a traumatic event - I'm grateful that I work with such a positive and supportive team of people.

The Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming blog.codinghorror.com/the-ten-comman…

Coding is really easy. Turning requirements into a working solution is what's really hard. #100DaysOfCode

Cool PCB, but every round board I see makes me think it's destined for something like this:

I’ve just ordered the 20th Anniversary Edition of the Pragmatic Programmer by PragmaticAndy. Are there any other books I should be reading right now?

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The software engineering book I should have read 10 years ago sasworkshops.com/the-software-e…

Just heard the distinctive EJ200s fly over the office

NI (now part of Emerson) Hey NI (now part of Emerson) how about not sharing those bad examples of LabVIEW code anymore? The more we promote the allegedly hilarious spaghetti code pictures, the more often those will show up first when googling LabVIEW... Let's share the good examples only from now on!

There are no errors, only ‘features’

Retweet if you believe Apple should have an 'Aeroplane Mode' for devices sold in the UK. (Airplane is an American word)

This is why software requirements should be clear and understandable.