Don't miss LabVIEW Developer Education Day

[Philip_Courtois]

The LabVIEW Developer Education Day seminar was a great success last year among LabVIEW programmers, so for this year we are returning with the seminar across North America.

The intension of the seminar is to educate existing LabVIEW developers on intermediate and advanced LabVIEW topics and at the same time teach you how to stay educated, how to differentiate yourself from the competition and how to get the most out of the local LabVIEW Community. Check out the presented topics on ni.com/devday. So if you feel that most of NI’s seminars are not technical enough about LabVIEW, don’t miss the opportunity to sign up for this free seminar at ni.com/devday.See you there!

[altenbach]

This sounds interesting. Unfortunately, San Diego is a bit far giving the typical traffic condition on the Interstate 5 :(

[xseadog]

Hey Phillip C

What about Northern Europe ???

xseadog

[daijoubu]

Unlike altenback, I'm willing to drive on the I-5 for this, but if you'll be holding them in Vancouver, I'd prefer to stay in Canada.  Any chance of a few sessions up north?

[Ben]

So who will be the people conducting these seminars?

If R&D is coming to visit, it may be worth attending.

Ben

[Robst]

Hey, it sounds pretty good ... but far far away from here. Are there plans to bring the event to Mexico City? At least via Internet?

[Jesus R]

We are actually doing LabVIEW Developer Education Days in Mexico as well.  The cities will be: Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey and Ciudad Juarez.  Most likely the last 2 weeks of April, these dates are not finalized yet, but you can check on http://www.ni.com/eventos

in a couple of weeks for more information.

[Rachana]

What about LA??

[altenbach]

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@Rachana wrote:

What about LA??

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Louisiana or Los Angeles? 😉

[tbob]

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@altenbach wrote:

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@Rachana wrote:

What about LA??

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Louisiana or Los Angeles? 😉

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From a Louisiana native's point of view, "LA" is Los Angeles and "La" is Louisiana.  Of course "La" is also the French word for "the" when used with a feminine noun.  I guess you could write "La La" for La Louisianne (French spelling?)  Most people that live there are in La-La land anyway.