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Tag Archives: LabVIEW
Closing the Loop with XML at the February 7 Bay Area LVUG
CORRECTION: The next BALUG meeting is on Tuesday, February 7th, 2012. Previous versions of this post incorrectly said Wednesday. If you’re in the Bay Area, don’t miss next Wednesday’s Bay Area LabVIEW User Group meeting! The Time: Tuesday, February 7th, 2012 … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Company News, EasyXML, Events, LabVIEW
Tagged BALUG, JKI, LabVIEW, LabVIEW user group
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VI Package Manager 2011.0.1 Now Available
JKI is pleased to announce the release of VI Package Manager (VIPM) 2011.0.1. This release fixes a number of outstanding issues reported by VIPM users and community members. All users should upgrade. If you’re already a VIPM user, you’ll be … Continue reading
Posted in LabVIEW, VI Package Network, VIPM
Tagged JKI, LabVIEW, tools network, vi package manager, VIPM
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Announcing TortoiseSVN Tool for LabVIEW v2.2.0
JKI is pleased to announce the release of the TortoiseSVN (TSVN) Tool for LabVIEW v2.2.0. All users are recommended to upgrade. See below for detailed changes. This upgrade is free for all paid users of TSVN Tool for LabVIEW v2.0 … Continue reading
Posted in Company News, JKI Software Products, LabVIEW, TortoiseSVN
Tagged LabVIEW, scc, Source Code Control, tortoise, tsvn
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Bay Area Denizens — Don’t Miss NITS in Santa Clara, October 27
If you missed NIWeek 2011 — or even if you didn’t — now’s your chance to explore NI’s latest trends in automation, design, and test in this free, full-day conference in Santa Clara on October 27, 2011! The National Instruments … Continue reading
Posted in Company News, Events
Tagged JKI, LabVIEW, National Instruments, Technical Symposium
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We Want Your VI Package Manager Ideas
Today I’m pleased to announce the VI Package Manager Idea Exchange. Modeled after the National Instruments LabVIEW Idea Exchange, the VIPM Idea Exchange is a collaboration tool that enables VIPM users and VIPM developers to work together to submit ideas and … Continue reading
Posted in Company News, JKI Software Products, VIPM
Tagged community, idea exchange, LabVIEW, labview tools network, VIPM
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Pioneering Intelligent Medicine with JKI
How cool would it be if your medication system could report your body’s vital signs as well as your dosage history? Gary Palmer and his team at Proteus Biomedical are developing just such a system called Raisin™. Raisin combines an … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Company News, JKI, LabVIEW
Tagged application, biomedial, case study, JKI, LabVIEW, Proteus
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Don’t Throw Away Your “Throw-Away” Code
Lately, software testing has been on my mind. I’ve been trying to dial in the sweet spot where automated testing is directly profitable by decreasing net development time, and indirectly profitable by increasing the intangible perception of quality. Here’s the … Continue reading
Posted in JKI Labs, LabVIEW, VI Tester
Tagged .NET, integration test, LabVIEW, unit test, VI Tester
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Live Wires Newsletter: NIWeek 2011 Edition
If you went to NIWeek last week, you’re probably spending this week like the JKI team: digging out from under an ever-burgeoning pile of neglected tasks. Hopefully you’re having more success than I am at keeping the Hydra at bay … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Company News, JKI, NIWeek
Tagged JKI, LabVIEW, LabVIEW tip, Newsletter, VIPM
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EasyXML wins LabVIEW Add-on of the Year at NIWeek 2011
Live from NIWeek 2011… we’re delighted to announce that NI has selected JKI’s EasyXML Toolkit as a LabVIEW Add-on of the Year in the VI Library category! The EasyXML Toolkit for LabVIEW is a simple set of VIs that make generating and parsing … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Company News, EasyXML, JKI Software Products, LabVIEW, VI Package Network
Tagged awards, EasyXML, FIRST, LabVIEW, labview tools network, niweek
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