increase confidence

[prithviraj]

Hi ,

I am CLAD certified and  experence in handleing only one large Labview project (Labview project was developed by other person).But still i am not confidence in developning new project , i feel like doing big project but i am not getting starting point/not confident enough,

how to increase my competency level of increasing Labview skills.

is there any dialy updated where i can follow or should i do more and more examples.

please replay.

Regards,

Prithviraj

[JÞB]

Congatulations on your CLAD Cert.  I Wish everyone asked such a clear question!

You have a LOT of resources available to you.  Just a few:

• The Help file.  keep it on while slinging wires.
• The Design Templates.  Learn them.
• The Forum.  Spend time on here its the best learning experience you can have
• Top Kudoed Posts.  One way to pick up some serious Knowledge
• The Style Guide. Think of WHY those practices were developed.

And Have FUN

[P@Anand]

Jeff adding to your point ( missed )

• Darren, Ben and other experts nuggets ( this will teach you tricks and make your code simple )

🙂

[JÞB]

P.
Those are the top kudoed posts

[P@Anand]

Ah.. Jeff you have made an overall statement and covered everything ( I wondered how you missed it but really you din't) :). Anyhow my reply would help the person to search and make a bookmark in his browser

[NIquist]

Don't forget the Large App Dev Group:  https://decibel.ni.com/content/groups/large-labview-application-development

[Ben]

A critical piece of acquiring confidence is experience.

It is very important that you use LabVIEW on a regular basis. What has helped me learn various computer languages is "Challenge projects".

I selected Challenge Projects that gave me sometihing that I really wanted and demanded more skills than I had when I stated them. By the time I completed them I was confident to the extent of my challenges required.

So find a project you want to do and will challenge you.

Ni allows you to use your LV License on your home machine so schedule yourself at least one night a week and stick with it.

Ask us when you get stuck.

Have fun,

Ben