In today’s episode, Sam does a bit of Q&A with Greg. Greg shares his experiences over the years working for NI. 

Erich is a CLD and Professional Engineer (MN) with over 20 years experience engineering systems and testing widgets. He has been solving problems and fixing code since LabVIEW version 5. Erich has been involved in planning the local Minneapolis/Saint Paul User Group for the last 7 years and has been a member of the G Idea Exchange Committee for the last two and a half years. He has worked on projects big and small, trying to defy the inner desire of every software developer everywhere to rewrite every application. He prefers to be working on systems where there is a strong hardware and software component. Erich also enjoys getting into legacy code to find out what makes it tick and adding new features. His favorite saying born from years of experience is "There's nothing more permanent than a short term solution."

In this episode, Sam and Erich talk about how guidelines early in their careers helped them to develop their style and how they share that when teaching younger developers.

If you’d like to learn more about Erich:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/erichschlieper/

Choose Movement Consulting:

https://choose-mc.com/

G Idea Exchange:

https://gie.gcentral.org/

GPaw Hill Video:

https://www.geepawhill.org/2018/04/14/tdd-the-lump-of-coding-fallacy/

If you’d like to learn more about Sam:

https://www.sasworkshops.com/

If you’d like to read our blog:

https://blog.sasworkshops.com/

If you want to get in touch with us or be a guest:

https://www.thelabviewexperiment.com/contact

In today’s episode Sam and Fab span a wide range of topics including hiring someone new and what ceramics has to do with LabVIEW.

In this fluff episode, Sam and Taylor recap season two and Taylor quizzes Sam about his guests.

In this Live episode of The LabVIEW Experiment, the crew is at GDevCon N.A. 2024. We asked Norm Kirchner to gather a few folks together to talk about Risk or Reward: Thoughts on Open Source. We were joined by Jim Kring, Casey May, Joerg Hampel, Derrick Bommarito, and Laura Miller.

In this episode, Sam and Katya discuss different methods for working on projects and how to find the best approach.

In this episode, Sam and Cyril cover a lot of ground regarding security and the use of different tools.

In this episode, Norm does an experiment! He has been asking about a guest host position, so we thought we would give him a go. Chris is the willing guinea pig guest. Let us know what you think!

In this episode Sam and Norma talk about Norma’s long career at NI, what changes she has seen since the Emerson acquisition, and where she is hopeful the future of LabVIEW will go.

In this episode, Sam and Ed span a variety of topics centering around how things in the community have changed over the years.

In this episode, Sam and Terry talk about FPGA and the many uses it has.

As the Director responsible for the NI Software Community, Elijah Kerry brings nearly two decades of expertise in the test and measurement industry, with a primary focus on driving the success Sam and Eli talk about Eli’s new role at NI and his commitment to fostering collaboration and driving innovation within the LabVIEW community. With a strategic focus on three key pillars - growing the user base, improving product offerings, and increasing proficiency levels. He is dedicated to empowering LabVIEW users and unlocking new possibilities in test and measurement technology.

In this episode Sam and Ederson talk about creating your own tools to save time and solve problems.

In this episode, Sam and David talk about leadership principles and how becoming an illustrator made David a better presenter.

The crew talks about what it’s like to learn LabVIEW as a high school student and how that process drew Meghan to the career she is pursuing.

Sam and John cover a lot of ground in this episode, talking about bits of code and bobs of learning curves.

In this episode, Sam and Niko talk about DevOps, and how we all have shared pains in development.

Sam and Ben cover a lot in this episode, including the viability of making LabVIEW open source.

In this episode, Sam and Kyle talk about the five goals of software development and how distinguishing between them can help you run projects better.

In this episode, Sam and John talk about one of the biggest lies in consulting and how LabVIEW works in other languages.