negentropicdev

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   by negentropicdev 6y ago

   100% agree with the calculation expression difficulty in visual languages. Stuff like math and binary communications over serial, TCP, etc. just feel incredibly tedious for what I know how to do in 1 or two lines of C. What I definitely app
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   by negentropicdev 6y ago

   I love this idea and I'm already picturing a mashup of LabVIEW class hierarchy/VI call hierarchies but it's dwarf fortress with multiple z-level view enabled and you can mousewheel up and down through the pyramid of the appli
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   by negentropicdev 6y ago

   In LabVIEW I wire in a reference to a VI that provides the functionality or I use a design similar to the command pattern where there's an override method and I specify the class instance as the argument. Depends on the granularity of
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   by negentropicdev 6y ago

   Successfully working in teams in LabVIEW means having experienced architect(s) that can effectively divide up the design into something where developers won't step on each other. When you inevitably have to merge efforts that do collid
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   by negentropicdev 6y ago

   I'd propose that LabVIEW is just as dimensional as any text language while still presenting a 2nd dimension of visual reference. LabVIEW has subVIs which are effectively no different from any subroutine or method in another language. L