Working Effectively With Legacy Code
This 15 year old book is still the go-to book for dealing with legacy code because all of its techniques are still very relevant.
The Joel Test
This is one of Joel’s most popular articles for a reason. Everyone wants to know the keys to good software development and where they stand.
Trouble Shooting GitLabCI
Trouble shooting issues with GitLab runner and LabVIEW is hard. See what is really going on by running the runner as a regular user.
Back to Basics
Abstractions can be useful, but they cause problems when they leak. We need to be aware of the assumptions we are making and validate them.
Legacy Code First Aid Kit
Legacy Code is something we all have to deal with. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Nicolas presents a series of tools to make it easier.
Yahtzee Kata
Katas are a great practice tool, however refactoring katas in LabVIEW are hard to find. Here is one to get you started.
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Peopleware
It’s difficult for a 30 year old book about programming to remain relevant, but parts of this book could easily have been written today.
Seven Transformational Training Assumptions
In “Why Employees Are Always a Bad Idea”, Chuck Blakeman lays out 7 fundamental assumptions about training. Let’s elaborate on them.
GDevCon NA 2021 is on, in person!
Come join us October 20-21st in Boulder for North America’s Premiere Graphical Programming Conference, GDevCon NA 2021!
Why Employees Are Always a Bad Idea
Dilbert wouldn’t be so funny if it did not contain some truth. “Why Employees are always a bad idea” explains why Dilbert resonates so much.
