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The closest I've been to "no code" is using LabVIEW, Function blocks diagrams in PLCs, and more recently Node-RED. I've seen engineers (with self-professed ter
by TrackerFF 7y ago
The closest I've been to "no code" is using LabVIEW, Function blocks diagrams in PLCs, and more recently Node-RED.
I've seen engineers (with self-professed terrible programming skills) build working things with those tools - and yes, there's some code here and there. But those have been for rather specialized and smaller tasks...I can only imagine what a HUGE LabVIEW project would look like.