Jack Parmer

Flojoy is essentially "Open source TestStand" - please see this demo video and blog post. You can also download Flojoy to try yourself at https://docs.flojoy.ai/studio/installation/ Flojoy also has an open-source database platform called Flojoy Cloud that seamlessly integrates with its test sequencer and has a modern Python SDK for test data upload and retrieval. You can try Flojoy Cloud for free at https://cloud.flojoy.ai/ or watch this demo video. Please let us know if you have any questions, suggestions, ideas, or feedback!

Hi again @Rolf Kalbermatter and @ShaunR We've added a test sequencer to Flojoy's open-source desktop app. You can see a demo of it below on YouTube or read about it on Flojoy's blog. Anyone is of course welcome to try this free, Python-based test sequencer and give their feedback here. Download link: https://docs.flojoy.ai/studio/installation/ Thanks for your time and comments!

Thank you Rolf! This helps a lot. It's not the first time that we've received feedback about needing a test sequencer - I'll get back to this thread when we have a first version of a more robust test sequencer early next year (2024). In the meantime, if you think of any more must-have features or requirements, please share! For folks stumbling across this thread, here's a gallery of Flojoy test & measure apps: https://www.flojoy.ai/gallery

This is exactly the kind of feedback we're looking for - thank you! In terms of a test sequencer / test orchestrator, the UI that we've been contemplating would allow you to import full Flojoy test apps (or Python scripts) as blocks on the canvas, then wire these "super blocks" together in parallel or series. The last block might generate a report and upload it to a data store. Do you think that this would be sufficient for batch test orchestration, or should we consider a different UI? (Also agree on the videos - we'll start getting more into the nitty gritty of what each test & measurement app is doing). Appreciate any thoughts, feedback, suggestions, ideas, etc. Thanks again!

At Flojoy, we're picking up where NXG left off: Flojoy is free, open-source, and installable on Windows, Mac, and Linux. We're only 3 months into building the software, so keen for any feedback, suggestions, or ideas from the LAVA community (please leave your comments in the post linked above).

If you want the best of both worlds, you can try Flojoy, which is primarily no-code, but also allows extensibility in Python for those who want to dabble in code. If you try Flojoy (it's free, no-code, and open-source), please leave your thoughts, reviews, feedback, and suggestions in this post:

Hello LAVA community! We've built a free, open-source visual programming IDE that comes with out-of-the-box support for SCPI and most popular instrument brands (NI, Keysight, Tektronix, Rhode & Shwarz, etc). We're looking for beta users and feedback to make this Desktop app as useful as possible. It's completely free and does not require any coding or command-line knowledge. In particular, we're looking for feedback on how this early version of Flojoy compares to LabVIEW and TestStand. Here are a few getting started links: Download Flojoy (for Mac, Windows, or Linux) Flojoy examples for Tektronix instruments Flojoy examples for other hardware devices and instruments [Advanced] How to build your own Flojoy drivers and blocks in Python YouTube channel If you have questions or need help connecting to an instrument, please simply reply below or join our Discord chat. If you don't see your instrument supported in Flojoy's blocks, let us know and we may be able to add it for you. Screenshot of Flojoy desktop app: