Apply a Few Simple Design Patterns to Improve Your Code Quality.
We’ve had access to object-oriented programming in LabVIEW since 2006, but not every application needs a fully realized object-oriented solution. For those that don’t, the judicious use of a few simple OO design patterns can simplify our work, improve modularity and testability, and deliver cleaner, more easily understood code, all while preserving the look and feel of “traditional” LabVIEW. We will draw on real-world solutions to explore the Template Method, the Factory, the Aggregator, and the State Pattern, and learn how those patterns evolve from and interact with traditional LabVIEW applications.
Allen C Smith has been using the NI platform to solve complex engineering challenges for 30 years.
*He is a Certified LabVIEW Architect, Certified Embedded Developer, Instructor, and LabVIEW Champion.
*He has been an NI Partner, worked for Alliance Partners, and served as a Systems Engineer with National Instruments. He is once again an NI Partner, offering services as a consulting software architect and engineer.
*While at NI, he developed the software tool support and official training course for the Actor Framework. He remains an AF evangelist and active member of the AF community.
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