Join us for an exclusive hands-on Introduction to Workers for LabVIEW session after GDevCon ANZ #3!
Workers is based on the Queued Messenger Handler (QMH) design pattern, and a Workers QMH is designed to have the same look and style as the LabVIEW QMH template that ships with LabVIEW. Familiarity with this or with the ‘Producer-Consumer’ design pattern is recommended to comfortably start developing with the framework.
While being simple in its development style, Workers is also an Object Oriented (LVOOP) framework, allowing developers to develop their applications using inheritance, reducing the amount of re-work and duplicated code required by each modular QMH (called a Worker).
In this workshop, participants will:
- Learn how to build applications from reusable Workers
- Use public APIs and asynchronous messaging to decouple communication between Workers
- Build hardware abstraction layers
- Learn practical OOP through modular architecture
This one-day workshop will be led by Peter Scarfe, the creator of Workers for LabVIEW and a LabVIEW Champion. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn directly from Peter!
Don’t miss this chance to enhance your skills and knowledge with Workers for LabVIEW. Register now to secure your spot at GDevCon ANZ!
This introductory workshop will be held immediately after GDevCon ANZ #3, on Thursday the 2xth October 2026 from 9am to 5pm in Melbourne Australia.
Note: Each attendee needs to bring their own laptop with LabVIEW installed.