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...
We are happy to announce the JKI State Machine 2018 release with lots performance improvements, built in LabVIEW IDE (right-click menu) integration, and the JKI State Machine Explorer editor tool!
In my last post on JKI State Machine Best Practices, I explained the #4 Best Practice: Use macros (instead of “chaining” together sequential states).
I'm excited to announce that JKI is now offering a hands-on training course on how to use the JKI State Machine (an easy-to-use yet powerful state machine template that's made freely available to...
We are happy to announce that JKI State Machine v3.0 has been released as a JKI Open Source Project (BSD license) and is available for download using VIPM.
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...
