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I love how the screen shot of labview is literally the shot NI uses from an article giving an example of what not to do [1]. Labview has its quirks but its not
by valarauca1 13y ago
I love how the screen shot of labview is literally the shot NI uses from an article giving an example of what not to do [1]. Labview has its quirks but its not as horrible as that screen makes people believe
[1] http://www.ni.com/newsletter/51735/en/ http://www.ni.com/newsletter/51735/en/
- ericHosick 13y agoYa. My Bad. I've added a better screen shot.
- valarauca1 13y agoYour better screen is the second image in the article I linked.
- ericHosick 13y agoAny you would recommend?
- valarauca1 13y agoThe last image in the article I linked is an example of how to correctly document and structure code
- joelthelion 13y agoIn my experience with Labview you still spend a lot of your time arranging cables and boxes. I'm sure practical visual programming will be a reality some day, but for now writing code is the best we have.
- jimbokun 13y ago"In my experience with Labview you still spend a lot of your time arranging cables and boxes." "I'm sure practical visual programming will be a reality some day..." I don't follow how you get from the first sentence to this conclusion. Seems to me spending a lot of time "arranging cables and boxes" is pretty inherent to the whole visual programming idea.
- joelthelion 13y agoWhat I'm saying is that I hope someone will come up with a way of making programming more visual without the tedious aspect of arranging cables and boxes.