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I do. REDIS is great. It's much nicer to work with than shared variables or OPC. The downsides I can think of are: 1) You need a Linux server or Windows new enough to have WSL2 to run the server. There is no official Windows build 2) The protocol is simple, but the API is pretty big. I don't know if anyone has created a publicly available LabVIEW client. You can put together a client library with only the most common commands pretty quickly though.

I exclusively use the bundle/unbundle, unless I am not able to for example if accessing a field in a parent class. Accessors should be, in my opinion, only for when you want to get access to the data from outside the class, and even then you should really think about if this is strictly necessary. Often you can get rid of accessors by having a better designed API (methods). Lots of sets/gets is a code smell to me.

My original file is 10.1 kBytes and the downloaded one is 4.16 so it appears something is stripped out. to recreate: 1) drop a CLFN, choose 'LabVIEW' as the library name and click run in any thread. 2) make the output parameter a 32-bit signed integer 3) add a string input parameter with default settings. 4) wire and enjoy. I kind of like it sometimes when debugging myself. I am always closing a BD window and killing probes.