Comments on: Still thinking in G – one busy year http://thinkinging.com/2006/07/06/still-thinking-in-g-one-busy-year/ an unfiltered stream of data flow consciousness Wed, 11 Aug 2010 09:38:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Jim Kring http://thinkinging.com/2006/07/06/still-thinking-in-g-one-busy-year/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Jim Kring Thu, 06 Jul 2006 20:48:26 +0000 http://thinkinging.com/2006/07/06/still-thinking-in-g-one-busy-year/#comment-41 Yen, <em>> I would be more interested in hearing about the \"lot more high-quality LabVIEW technical content\" you talked about. What kind of content?</em> One of my main goals, here, is to write about professional LabVIEW software development. LabVIEW is continuing to evolve as a better software development tool, and I\'ve got a lot of thoughts on this matter. <em>> Are you planning regular updates?</em> Yes. I am going to try to post at least one technical article, per month, and smaller postings (thoughts and announcements) weekly. <em>> Wouldn</em>\'<em>t LAVA as an existing forum be more suited for this?</em> For publishing technical content that I have authored, this site will suits my needs. LAVA is a great forum for a group discussion. I would be very happy if some of my articles sprout interesting discussions there and I will certainly participate in those discussions. The two are not mutually exclusive. <em>> P.S. Congratulations for the new site and for finishing the book.</em> Thanks :-) <em>> P.P.S. Maybe it</em>\'<em>s just me, but the design of the page is a bit problematic. The entire commenting section looks like its enabled state is 2 ;) and that the Leave a comment line is there to turn it on.</em> Yes, it\'s a little grey (pun intended) as to how to use the comments form -- we\'ll see how it goes. Cheers, Yen,

> I would be more interested in hearing about the \”lot more high-quality LabVIEW technical content\” you talked about. What kind of content?

One of my main goals, here, is to write about professional LabVIEW software development. LabVIEW is continuing to evolve as a better software development tool, and I\’ve got a lot of thoughts on this matter.

> Are you planning regular updates?

Yes. I am going to try to post at least one technical article, per month, and smaller postings (thoughts and announcements) weekly.

> Wouldn\’t LAVA as an existing forum be more suited for this?

For publishing technical content that I have authored, this site will suits my needs. LAVA is a great forum for a group discussion. I would be very happy if some of my articles sprout interesting discussions there and I will certainly participate in those discussions. The two are not mutually exclusive.

> P.S. Congratulations for the new site and for finishing the book.

Thanks :-)

> P.P.S. Maybe it\’s just me, but the design of the page is a bit problematic. The entire commenting section looks like its enabled state is 2 ;) and that the Leave a comment line is there to turn it on.

Yes, it\’s a little grey (pun intended) as to how to use the comments form — we\’ll see how it goes.

Cheers,

]]> By: Yen http://thinkinging.com/2006/07/06/still-thinking-in-g-one-busy-year/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Yen Thu, 06 Jul 2006 20:14:30 +0000 http://thinkinging.com/2006/07/06/still-thinking-in-g-one-busy-year/#comment-40 Interesting. I happened to wonder in here a couple of days ago, was surprised to see that no new post has been made since the one I saw several months ago and so promptly left. I guess I know why now. The authoring process would probably be interesting to hear about, but at the moment I would be more interested in hearing about the "lot more high-quality LabVIEW technical content" you talked about. What kind of content? Are you planning regular updates? Wouldn't LAVA as an existing forum be more suited for this? I have a feeling that the NI blogs, for example, don't get nearly as much traffic as it does. It's simply hard to follow everything and not everyone use RSS. P.S. Congratulations for the new site and for finishing the book. P.P.S. Maybe it's just me, but the design of the page is a bit problematic. The entire commenting section looks like its enabled state is 2 ;) and that the Leave a comment line is there to turn it on. Interesting. I happened to wonder in here a couple of days ago, was surprised to see that no new post has been made since the one I saw several months ago and so promptly left. I guess I know why now.

The authoring process would probably be interesting to hear about, but at the moment I would be more interested in hearing about the “lot more high-quality LabVIEW technical content” you talked about. What kind of content? Are you planning regular updates? Wouldn’t LAVA as an existing forum be more suited for this? I have a feeling that the NI blogs, for example, don’t get nearly as much traffic as it does. It’s simply hard to follow everything and not everyone use RSS.

P.S. Congratulations for the new site and for finishing the book.

P.P.S. Maybe it’s just me, but the design of the page is a bit problematic. The entire commenting section looks like its enabled state is 2 ;) and that the Leave a comment line is there to turn it on.

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