Luc Desruelle

I’m a Physics and Instrumentation engineer. I started at MESULOG (Grenoble, France), an «Alliance member » company, in March of 2002 as a software developer writing applications in LabVIEW. After six years, I became Software architect and General manager. In 2013, I gained my Certified LabVIEW Architect status, then certified TestStand Developper and LabVIEW Champion. I love LabVIEW. To my delight I work every day with LabVIEW (occasionally TestStand projects).

In 2015, I became author of the French book “LabVIEW : programmation et applications", Dunod editor. I wrote this book for sharing my enthusiasm of LabVIEW. I'm enjoy about helping others developers to successfully use LabVIEW environment, so they can develop faster and, above all, better.

 

Blog : I always try to share fun presentations. I manage a blog on the National Instruments community website. It deals with development rules, style guidelines, advanced programming, OOP, benefit using framework, breaking through the blank diagram syndrome with QMH, animated gif to avoid developing code…