During my studies never have I ever heard the word PLC. But you’re a programmer, aren’t you? … Asked the project manager. I am. I’ve just never heard about Ladder programming or Structured text. Like ever.
Read moreHow to get the day of the week on a TwinCAT3 PLC? With a little help of Inxton and C#?😊 This is how you get the day of the week in C#. var dayOfTheWeek = DateTime.Today.DayOfWeek; Console.WriteLine(dayOfTheWeek);
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Read moreWe are just like you – we have struggled with programming PLCs just like you might be right now. That is why we designed an environment to increase the efficiency of automation programmers. Inxton is developed independently, yet stays responsive to the programmers’ needs — to your needs.
Read moreIn this day and age, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are required to do more than ever before: access databases, make HTTP requests, build JSONs - things they were never meant to do, even though it is possible.
Read moreHey, we are Inxton!👋 We are a group of tech enthusiasts from MTS; helping the new generation of automation engineers to bridge the gap between PLC programming and modern ways of writing code.
Read moreWith more than 200k free libraries and a community of millions of programmers, there is no such thing as an impossible task with Inxton. We are talking about NuGet.org, where programmers and companies share their libraries for free. We are talking...
Read moreWhat’s the crème de la crème of proven concepts? We would say it's a wheel. It even has its own saying: Do not reinvent the wheel! When we reinvent the wheel it’s usually because we are not aware of the existing solution.
Read moreHave you used Gmail, Outlook, or an app on your phone recently? 📱🌐 Of course, you have. It’s almost impossible to avoid them. You may not realize it, but there are millions of lines of code under the hood.
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