LabVIEW proverbs!

[Ben]

See this thread for more wisdom.

Ben

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[Spectre_Dave]

LabVIEW - Visualize the Solution

[Ben]

May as well add this to the collection.

From this thread were I posted;

"The LAbVIEW Clean-up routine is your friend, but like a faithful dog, you just have to know what not to do to keep it from biting you."

Ben

[G_K]

Hi Ben,

Nice quote on LV cleanup routine..

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Ben write:

"The LAbVIEW Clean-up routine is your friend, but like a faithful dog, you just have to know what not to do to keep it from biting you."

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true but the pain remains same even we get bitten by a faithfull dog  

[Ben]

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@G K wrote:

Hi Ben,

Nice quote on LV cleanup routine..

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Ben write:

"The LAbVIEW Clean-up routine is your friend, but like a faithful dog, you just have to know what not to do to keep it from biting you."

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true but the pain remains same even we get bitten by a faithfull dog  

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Knowldge gained with scars is not quickly forgotten.

Ben

[Ben]

In this thread, Jeff Bohrer wrote;

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my new boss says

" the good thing about LabVIEW is anyone can write LabVIEW....

The bad thing is ANYONE can write LabVIEW"

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Ben

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When a State Machine hides simple logic, it's as bad as a Stacked Sequence

[altenbach]

Once in a while I drive past a mural on Wilshire Blvd that says:

"Art does not read like a sentence".

I thought we could adapt it to a LabVIEW proverb, for example:

"A LabVIEW diagram does not read like a program statement"

or similar. Some of you might find better words. Please share! 😄

(*the picture is not mine, just randomly found on the web)

[Vaibhav]

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@altenbach wrote:

Once in a while I drive past a mural on Wilshire Blvd that says:

"Art does not read like a sentence".

I thought we could adapt it to a LabVIEW proverb, for example:

"A LabVIEW diagram does not read like a program statement"

or similar. Some of you might find better words. Please share! 😄

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Just because you allow 😉 ...

If only to give impact with words from the original phrase (bit of a plagiarism, but in fact openly and positively) -

"A LabVIEW program does not read like an English text."

But to promote the graphical programming -

"In a wired diagram a loop is a loop indeed."

And, promoting the product name, it could be -

"In a LabVIEW diagram a loop is a loop indeed."