The book has been causing comment on the excellent Info.LabVIEW Mailing list.

Click on the links below to read them from the archives.

"I recommend this book."

"It looks like an excellent book."

"I've bought 4 LabVIEW books in the past and have been disappointed with 3 of them (partially because they were too general or more targeted to newbies), this one looks like a winner so far. Kudos to Jon and Steve over in the UK.
John"

"This is the first time I've actually written any software using the 'LCOD' approach, and it has saved me SOOOOO much headache."

"And there is only one book I know of that touches on the subject in any detail. "A Software Engineering Approach to LabVIEW" by Jon Conway & Steve Watts (www.amazon.com) is a very good and readable book on Object Oriented architecture in LabVIEW."

"I applied the approach when make updates to a very large project, and it really provide significant improvements."

"Seriously though, this book is great for exactly what Alvin is talking about - implementing many good OOP concepts without completely diving into GOOP."

"I highly recommend the book "A Software Engineering Approach to LabVIEW". This was mentioned here on the list a month or so ago. I have found their method addresses a lot of your concerns, and looks like a good way to go."

"To give credit where credit is due. I first saw this used in the book "A Software Engineering Approach to LabVIEW"."

"Here's another vote for "A Software Engineering Approach to LabVIEW".

In depth review in LabVIEW Technical Resource Volume 11 Number 3.

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