Monthly Archives: September 2017

Vue.js carousel State Fair

Posted on September 9, 2017 by tim

This is the announcment page for Minnesota State Fair Space Tower. This was the “next level of difficulty” for Vue.js. It involved using vue-cli to create the webpack-simple basis for the project, then learning how to incorporate components into the … Continue reading →

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The future of AngularJS and Angular 2

Posted on September 6, 2017 by tim

It has been fun developing AngularJS applications. It was the first complete framework that was both a higher level of abstraction than jQuery and easy enough (not “easy”, per se) to learn and use. You can even play with my … Continue reading →

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Should REST and microservice APIs be Versioned?

Posted on September 6, 2017 by tim

This is a very lively topic. The starting point for these questions must be: in our world (enterprise grade computer science), what isn’t versioned? The answer to that is: everything is versioned. Therefore, the actual question splits into two parts: … Continue reading →

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