In my last blog post I talked about how, over time, a simple LabVIEW VI can turn into a tangled mess of wires that barely fits on the screen -- we call this "spaghetti code". Worse, when you try to...
Have you ever wondered how a simple LabVIEW VI can turn into a tangled mess of wires that barely fits on your screen? Have you ever tried cleaning up that code only to find that it has lots of...
In my last post on JKI State Machine Best Practices, I explained the #4 Best Practice: Use macros (instead of “chaining” together sequential states).
In my last post on JKI State Machine Best Practices, I explained the #3 Best Practice: Keep the Original Size (i.e. don’t grow the structures). In this post, I'll tell you which best practice came in...
In my last post on JKI State Machine Best Practices, I explained the #2 Best Practice: Don’t add code and logic inside the Event Structure. In this post, I'll tell you which best practice came in...
In my last post on JKI State Machine Best Practices, I explained the #1 Best Practice: Don’t hide your state strings in subVIs. In this post, I'll tell you which best practice came in second place.
At a recent JKI Team “LabVIEW Lunch” (where the team gets together to eat and talk shop), we were discussing JKI State Machine Best Practices. Note: the JKI State Machine, an easy-to-use yet powerful...
