Tach zusammen...
Jörg, Oli, Manu, ?,...ich hoffe ihr habt gut aufgepasst
Ich bin mit etwas Verspätung endlich mal auf die Seite vom CLA Summit gekommen und hab mir die Agenda angeschaut. Folgende Themen klingen interessant, vielleicht (bestimmt!) könnt ihr dazu was sagen?
How to Organize your Large Project Using Libraries - Fabiola De La Cueva, Delacor
Fabiola De la Cueva, the lead architect for DQMH, will present on how to manage multiple libraries in a large project library based project. She will use the DQMH modules in a large DQMH based project as an example. These tips, tricks, and lessons learned also apply to any LabVIEW programmers team working on large projects comprised of multiple project libraries and classes too.
Of Dependencies and Addictions - Oli Wachno, Bürkert Fluid Control Systems
Modular programming requires the use of multiple source files, objects and libraries. With rising complexity, such dependencies have to be managed and planned in order to not become toxic to a modification of an application. This presentation is inspired by Uncle Bobs’ book Clean Architecture and the application to on my own code.
A Furious Monologue On Commit Messages - Tatiana Boye, Philips Innovation Services
Commit messages can tell you much more than you think. Especially bad commit messages. In this short presentation I would like to reflect on mindsets, patterns, and speech tokens that drive me nuts. I will also share some ideas on what causes the disaster and how to improve the situation.
Separate Compiled Code Option For Your Docs - Tatiana Boye, Philips Innovation Services
Do you consider writing documentation to be a burden, a boring stuff that you postpone until you're pushed into a corner? Do you feel no emotional connection with the documents they make you write? And what if writing documentation was as fun as writing code? What if you could treat software documentation as code and use the same approach and tools as for developing software itself? Learn how to adopt a modern philosophy of Docs as Code and find yourself enjoying to work on the docs!
