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The LabVIEW Community Edition is the free version of LabVIEW Professional but licensed for non-commercial and non-academic use. It has everything LabVIEW Professional has and comes with the LINX Toolkit to help with development on the Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone and facilitates communication with Arduinos. LabVIEW Community Edition is for the hobbyist wishing to use graphical programming for their projects.

Download

LabVIEW 2020 Community Edition is now live! Go to the LabVIEW Community Edition page to learn how to get it.

Learn

Announcement Video w/ Darren Nattinger

Post from LabVIEW Champion Joerg Hampel

Visit Joerg Hampel's blog post to learn about LabVIEW Community edition. Joerg answers questions like:

What exactly is this new edition?

Is it free?

Who is it for?

What about hobbyist hardware?

Getting Started

Check out Eli Kerry's blog post on Getting Started with LabVIEW Community Edition And Beaglebone Or Raspberry Pi to get started with LabVIEW Community Edition.
Also check out the resources at the Getting Started LabVIEW Wiki page.

Find Code

Use GCentral.org to find LabVIEW packages.

Ask Questions

Ask your friendly, neighborhood LabVIEW Experts at:

LabVIEW Community Edition board on LAVA
NI's Forums. There is a board for LabVIEW and LabVIEW NXG.

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-The '''LabVIEW Community Edition''' is the free version of LabVIEW Professional but licensed for non-commercial and non-academic use.  It has everything LabVIEW Professional has and comes with the LINX Toolkit to help with development on the Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone and facilitates communication with Arduinos.  LabVIEW Community Edition is for the hobbyist wishing to use graphical programming for their projects.
+The '''LabVIEW Community Edition''' is the free version of [[LabVIEW]] Professional but licensed for non-commercial and non-academic use.  It has everything LabVIEW Professional has and comes with the LINX Toolkit to help with development on the Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone and facilitates communication with Arduinos.  LabVIEW Community Edition is for the hobbyist wishing to use graphical programming for their projects.
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