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| Conference | GLA Summit 2025 |
| Presenters | Faisal Shaikh |
This presentation is aimed at fellow beginners who are curious about the DQMH design pattern. As someone who is new to DQMH myself, I’ll be walking you through what I’ve learned while getting started with it. We’ll begin by looking at what DQMH is, how it builds on the familiar Queued Message Handler (QMH) pattern, and why it’s a powerful tool for creating organized, modular, and scalable applications in LabVIEW.
Using simple examples and clear explanations, I’ll share how DQMH has helped me better structure my code, manage communication between different parts of an application, and make my projects easier to debug and maintain.
Whether you’re a student, a junior developer, or just starting out with LabVIEW frameworks like I am, I hope this session gives you a solid foundation in DQMH and the confidence to begin using it in your own work.