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As someone who is part of the target audience of LV, every experience I've had with the software have been terrible. I guess it's mostly aimed at industrial aut
by aDfbrtVt 8y ago
As someone who is part of the target audience of LV, every experience I've had with the software have been terrible. I guess it's mostly aimed at industrial automation applications, but the development environment is buggy and coding with rectangular regions gets old fast.
I anecdotally see people moving towards Matlab and Python for automation these days, though its harder without the incredible amount hardware support provided by NI
- bonoetmalo 8y agoNXG is better from a development environment perspective, but the diagram driven workflow is the same
- mschaef 8y ago> I anecdotally see people moving towards Matlab and Python for automation these days, For a while, NI provided tools in that space too. There was a product called LabWindows, which was centered around C, and a product called Hi-Q that I remember as being similar to Matlab. I assume that the non-LabView story these days is mostly a public API combined with other people's development tools. (At least that's what I'd hope it would be, given the expense of developing programming langauge tooling.) > though its harder without the incredible amount hardware support provided by NI Agreed... the hardware offerings are rather amazing and growing every day (even into some fairly specialized and high-end domains).