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.
Code as Communication.
Writing code as as much about communicating with our colleagues as it is about telling the computer what to do.
Simplest Thing That Could Work
Start with the simplest thing that could possibly work and only add complication as you need it. Great software is elegant in its simplicity.
A case for sets
Sets often get overlooked in LabVIEW, but they can be useful, particularly when writing unit tests, since unlike arrays order doesn’t matter.
Forget the word but
Simply changing our choice of words can change the way we think. Try taking the word “but” and replacing it with the word “and”.
