The "R" in R&D: Introducing the LabVIEW Notebook

[Aristos Queue]

Quoting from the Eyes On VIs blog:

http://www.eyesonvis.com/blog/2009/10/r-in-r.html

Please do not post comments here if you expect the developers to see them. Please post to the blog or to the pioneer website (details below).

Note: This isn't my project. I'm just sharing the excitement and helping to broadcast the announcement to users.

== AQ

============The LabVIEW Notebook Pioneer==================

I'm so excited to be able to share with you the project that I've been working on recently! As far as I know, this is the first time LabVIEW R&D has been able to run a Pioneer program to get customer feedback on a research project.

I'd like to emphasize that this is Research. This version of LabVIEW is a Pioneer. That could mean many things, but in this case it means that this version is not approved for production work and the features in it are not guaranteed to be in any future version of LabVIEW.

If you see something you like or dislike in this Pioneer, please let us know! This is an opportunity for you to directly affect the future design of LabVIEW.

I encourage you to watch these two short videos on the LabVIEW Notebook:

• (on YouTube)
• (on YouTube)

If you have time to "get behind the wheel," please join the LabVIEW Notebook Pioneer program and try it out. Although it's not actually a Beta, we're running the Pioneer through the Beta Program Resource Center, so to sign up go to ni.com/beta and select the product LabVIEW Notebook.

Once approved to the program, you'll receive an e-mail invitation to join a private group on ni.com/Community. That's where you can download the Pioneer and discuss it on our private forum.

Note that the LabVIEW Notebook is intended to complement the LabVIEW Project, not replace it. However, if you have ideas for how concepts in the Notebook could be applied to Projects as well, we'd love to discuss them with you!