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Listen to Fabiola De la Cueva the lead architect for #DQMH describe briefly what DQMH is Let us know if you want her to answer more questions in short videos #DQMHenthusiasts #DQMHtrustedAdvisors

Congratulations to our #DQMHtrustedAdvisor Neosoft Technologies

To a new year of collaboration with NI (National Instruments) as we maintain our Silver level recognition as a System Integrator in the NI Partner program. This recognition demonstrates our commitment to excellence in delivering custom solutions based on NI’s products. In the past years, we’ve delivered countless automated tests, data acquisition, HIL, Vision and embedded systems. We’ve also provided DQMH training (from the DQMH Consortium), Git and SVN training to our customers as well as do code reviews.as weooking forward to 2025!

We are happy to see that a new?Antidoc version has been released recently. Even if this tool is not dedicated to DQMH users, it can provide beneficial information about your code when it relies on our framework. This new version improves the way it parses the code, and it will provide cleaner documentation of your modules and how they behave together. We encourage you to try it out with your code and provide feedback to its developer,?Olivier Jourdan; he is always eager to learn how his tool helps and can be improved.

Update: The LabVIEW 2025 Q1 Patch 1 is now available in NIPM, and this issue has been resolved! You can upgrade to LabVIEW 2025 Q1 if you’d like. NI (National Instruments) LabVIEW Programming LabVIEW 2025 Q1 was released last week. Unfortunately, there is a critical bug that causes unpredictable crashes when doing things like editing class icons, editing member VI icons, and unfortunately, using any of the DQMH? scripting tools.? Cross your fingers that NI gets this fixed for a patch to 2025 Q1. For now, we discourage DQMH users from upgrading to 2025 Q1. DQMH Consortium #DQMH #DQMHenthusiasts #DQMHtrustedAdvisors #LabVIEW #LabVIEWfamily #LabVIEWfriends

?? Empowering LabVIEW Development with DQMH ?? Recently, I had the opportunity to deliver a online presentation introducing the DQMH (Delacor Queued Message Handler) Framework to my colleagues in Indonesia. This was an exciting moment to share how DQMH can revolutionize development in LabVIEW by enhancing both efficiency and scalability. Thanks to Taufan adi putra for that opportunity. Why DQMH? The Delacor Queued Message Handler takes the robust foundation of the traditional QMH (Queued Message Handler) and supercharges it with added features, including: ??Event-based architecture for better modularity and reusability. ??Built-in tools for creating and managing events, reducing manual effort. ??Encourages collaboration and team-based development through cleaner code organization. ??The Bottom Line: Whether you're scaling up a LabVIEW project or aiming for clean, maintainable code, DQMH offers a structured and developer-friendly approach. #LabVIEW #DQMH #Aerospace #LearningAndSharing

?? Season's Greetings from the DQMH? Consortium! ?? As 2024 comes to a close, we want to take a moment to thank each and every one of you—our incredible DQMH? users, community members, and partners. Your support, feedback, and passion for the framework have made this year truly remarkable. This year, we’ve witnessed amazing projects, innovative applications, and countless moments of collaboration. It’s inspiring to see how you continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible with DQMH?! Looking ahead, we’re thrilled to share that?big things are on the horizon. A new release of the DQMH? framework is imminent, and we can’t wait to show you what we’ve been working on. Stay tuned—2025 is shaping up to be even more exciting! Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful holiday season and a prosperous New Year. Here’s to continued growth, innovation, and success in 2025! With gratitude, The DQMH? Consortium #DQMH #LabVIEW #HappyHolidays #Innovation #ThankYou

We are thrilled to be hosting Fabiola De la Cueva who will be running two Sydney based DQMH workshops, in conjunction with GDevCon ANZ, in May 2025. Intro to DQMH Workshop: https://lnkd.in/gQ5KasAK Advanced DQMH Workshop: https://lnkd.in/gCU6KyC4 Buy your ticket bundle now: https://lnkd.in/geigpXQV

??? What Made DQMH Click For You? ?? In this edition, we're spotlighting a comment from DoctorAutomatic who shared some compelling insights highlight why #DQMH has become a game changer in workflows. The explanation emphasizes how DQMH hits a sweet spot for developers of all levels—from OOP pros to beginners—while also saving significant time and effort. The pain of endless manual coding and repetitive tasks? DQMH removes that burden. “The choice then becomes getting up and calling it a day or writing shortcut code beneath my standards. I can't imagine how many of those moments DQMH has saved me from [...]. It's one area where text-based languages seem to clearly have the upper hand, but DQMH narrows the gap significantly, more than any other tool.” It’s always exciting to see how DQMH simplifies processes while elevating coding standards. Share your thoughts in the forum and let the community know how DQMH has made an impact in projects! ?? https://lnkd.in/dZUZ9d7N #DQMH #LabVIEW #GameChanger

??? What Made DQMH Click For You? ?? We’re excited to share another great testimonial from the DQMH community! Cyril Gambini’s journey highlights how transitioning from an internal QMH-based framework to #DQMH was smooth and seamless. One major advantage? All DQMH modules are designed to 'look alike,' making code review, audits, and exchanges effortless—even across teams. Plus, training new developers is a breeze with DQMH’s comprehensive examples. The built-in Testers are invaluable for catching bugs early and improving overall code quality. “The transition to DQMH was smooth and easy. Once one knows how a DQMH module looks, you can open any other code made with DQMH and immediately know where to look.” What made DQMH click for you? Share your story with us in the forum ?? https://lnkd.in/etAV-gaQ #LabVIEW #GameChanger #Community