Episode 8 - Vincent and Cyril from Neosoft Technologies

In this episode, Joerg, Matthias and Olivier from DQMH Consortium join for a chat about what DQMH users can expect with the DQMH 6.1 update.  For additional information, please refer to the links below: 1) The downloads section of the DQMH Wiki where all previous versions and beta releases are available from: https://wiki.dqmh.org/dqmh/downloads 2) The slide set on the new features in DQMH 6.1: https://wiki.dqmh.org/_media/marketing/what_s_new_in_dqmh_6.1.pdf 3) The excerpt of our TA meeting recording detailing the new features in 6.1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NtXUqtFkpw 4) Our website on DQMH Training: https://dqmh.org/training/

In our final episode for 2021, we speak to Dan Press from the newest DQMH® Trusted Advisor, PrimeTest Automation. Dan has been in the game for 25+ years with a wealth of experience, and has been a G programmer since LabVIEW 3! Primetest now use DQMH in their solutions.  Hear about how Dan is extending the DTS (DQMH Test Sequencer), and looking into a robust approach to implementing state machines using DQMH. We hope you enjoy the last episode for the year! 

In this month's episode, we talk with newest DQMH Trusted Advisor, Enrique Noé Arias from PantherLAB. Hear about Enrique's LabVIEW journey, working as part of the DQMH development team as a tester, setting up his new business in Mexico to provide LabVIEW expertise, and his brand new product Panther Sniffer for DQMH. Panther Sniffer for DQMH allows LabVIEW/DQMH developers to extend their applications with a MQTT based application, a Flutter developed app downloadable from the Google Play store, so that developers can broadcast status messages to their smart device - great for factory environments. Hope you enjoy this one! 

In Episode 11, we talk to two of GDevCon N.A. directors - Jeff DeBuhr and Sam Taggart.  First up, we hear from Jeff about how DQMH is helping his organization manage their large array of Data Acquisition / Measurement systems, and how he brings up interns and young engineers on learning DQMH.  Then we hear from Sam about his upcoming 2-day DQMH workshop in October.  This workshop is an add-on to the GDevCon N.A. conference.  Finally Jeff and Sam give us an overview of what one can expect at GDevCon N.A., to be hosted in Boulder Colorado on 20&21 October 2021, and how it will be great to re-connect with the LabVIEW community after such a long hiatus.

In episode 10 we have Fabiola De la Cueva, Joerg Hampel, Matthias Baudot, and Olivier Jourdan joining us to discuss the imminent release of DQMH 6.  Tune in to hear about the new features coming in the popular LabVIEW development framework, including some features posted at the DQMH Feature Requests web page. And following the DQMH 6 review, we will reveal the big announcement for DQMH.  So stick around to hear about this exciting new DQMH development.

This is the episode we talk - to ourselves - finally!  We chat to a selection of LabVIEW developers from Wired-in Software. Join Stuart, Kim, Parag, and Chris in the discussion of what makes Wired-in Software tick, and how DQMH forms a critical foundation of our work. We talk about the sort of problems we help our customers solve, the application types, our design process, how we learn DQMH, and what the future holds. Check it out!

Vincent Carpentier and Cyril Gambini from Neosoft Technologies from Quebec are our guests on this episode.  Neosoft Technologies are the newest DQMH Trusted Advisor, and have been using DQMH in their varied solutions, from pure LabVIEW, to TestStand and VeriStand, and also Flexlogger plug-ins. Neosoft are pushing the boundaries of how one might use DQMH, including building their own VI scripting over the top of DQMH to further automate the development of their applications, and using Antidoc as a tool to help prepare initial design documentation for their internal engineers and customers.  This episode is definitely worth a listen! 

Today we speak with Olivier Jourdan from Wovalab in France.  Wovalab is a young company, and relatively new to the DQMH Trusted Advisors.  But already their open source product Antidoc is making waves in the LabVIEW community.  Antidoc is a free tool to help LabVIEW developers automate the generation of documentation of their LabVIEW projects, and can be downloaded from vipm.io.  It is specifically designed for DQMH, but plans are in place to extend it to other frameworks like Actor Framework in the future.  Hear all about Antidoc, and how Wovalab uses DQMH to help their customers.

Matthias Baudot from Studio Bods joins us in this episode.  Matthias is the founder of Studio Bods, creator of the excellent LabVIEW tool Build License Track (BLT) - a tool for managing your LabVIEW distributions, licensing, and status.  Studio Bods - a DQMH Trusted Advisor - deliver company management/project management/Enterprise Resource Planning tools for their customers - something not often created with the LabVIEW development environment, and proving that LabVIEW can do a lot more than you might think.  Studio Bods can now offer more in this space, with the capability of LabVIEW NXG Web applications, and they are pioneers in this space. Matthias is a keen user of DQMH, and uses it extensively in the majority of his solutions.

In episode 5, we journey to Wurzburg, Germany to speak with DQMH Trusted Advisor Hampel Software Engineering. It was a pleasure to meet and chat with Joerg Hampel, Manuel Sebald, and Bence Bartho.  Hampel Software Engineering, the first german company to achieve NI's Centre of Excellence accreditation,  have a very clear view of their purpose, which shines through in this episode. Learn about how they are using and teaching their customers DQMH, along with some interesting discussion about abstract software engineering ideas such as Debug Driven Development, and Inner Source.