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This page describes software engineering practices and tools.  
This page describes software engineering practices and tools.


The intent of the this page is to share best practices. This will include discussion of tool selection, where appropriate, and information regarding setting up and using tools.  
The intent of the this page is to share best practices. This will include discussion of tool selection, where appropriate, and information regarding setting up and using tools.


National Instruments maintains two massive repositories of information regarding software engineering with LabVIEW:
Following are some key tasks that are part of a software engineering process:
*[[Requirements Management]]
*[[Planning Development]]
*[[Software Design]]
*[[Source Code Control]]
*[[Unit and Regression Testing]]
*[[Issue Tracking]]


*[http://ni.com/largeapps ni.com/largeapps] -- information collected and reviewed by NI employees
== External links  ==
*[http://ni.com/community/largeapps ni.com/community/largeapps] -- a WIKI of information contributed by LabVIEW users worldwide <br>


Following are some key tasks that are part of a software engineering process:<br> [[Requirements Management]]<br> [[Planning Development]]<br> [[Software Design]]<br> [[Source Code Control]]<br> [[Unit and Regression Testing]]<br> [[Issue Tracking]]<br>  
*[http://ni.com/largeapps ni.com/largeapps] -- information collected and reviewed by NI employees
*[http://ni.com/community/largeapps ni.com/community/largeapps] -- information contributed by LabVIEW users worldwide (WIKI&nbsp;editiable)<br>


[[Category:SW_Engineering]]
[[Category:SW_Engineering]]
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Latest revision as of 14:22, 21 April 2009

This page describes software engineering practices and tools.

The intent of the this page is to share best practices. This will include discussion of tool selection, where appropriate, and information regarding setting up and using tools.

Following are some key tasks that are part of a software engineering process:

External links