Start small. Make the connection.

Your first DQMH workflow.

1. Install and open the examples

   Install DQMH through VIPM. Open the included Thermal Chamber example to see how responsibilities are split across modules.

   Get the framework

2. Create your project

   Start from the DQMH project template. Choose one responsibility for your first module and give it a descriptive name.

3. Explore the two loops

   Look at the Event Handling Loop and the Message Handling Loop. Follow how a public request reaches the code that carries out the work.

4. Create a request

   Use the DQMH event scripting tools to create an event. Put the module-specific implementation into the generated message-handling case.

5. Try the API Tester

   Start the module from its API Tester and trigger your request. Watch the module’s responses before integrating it into a larger application.

6. Connect a second module

   Register for a broadcast and let a second module react to it. Keep each module’s internal implementation behind its public API.

This is an orientation guide. Use the official documentation for exact menu names, detailed instructions, and version-specific behaviour.