TL;DR: With some effort, Stencil and Storybook can work together. Sample repository below. The Setup I have been using StencilJS for a couple of years now. While not perfect, it has a lot of features I really enjoy for a Web Component library (TypeScript, JSX, compiled). It’s a great framework for building a Web Component … Continued
About GitHub Packages is a convenient way to store and serve your NuGet packages. There are a couple of reasons why you might want to consider using GitHub Packages: You need to share NuGet packages with an extended team and need to do so securely. You have an antiquated on premise NuGet repository, which limits … Continued
Microsoft is throwing a lot of resources at improving Teams. We certainly have been using Teams increasingly over the last several months. There are some things I really like about it, and some things I like less (eh-hem multi-tenant). One thing I have found recently, is using the record feature for meetings. I do recognize … Continued
I’m going to tell you a story of one the most satisfying professional experiences I’ve had. I believe this story is not all that unusual, and most good consultants could spin you a similar yarn. Our work can often get minimized by those who don’t understand it. To a great many people the word process is either … Continued
In a given calendar year, our staff can be working in a LOT of different development environments. While Axian as a whole tends to focus on Node.js, Java and .NET runtimes/toolchains, we are also often found working with systems that comprise everything from Python, to Golang, Ruby and beyond! Needless to say this can create … Continued
Axian kicked off its inaugural Xbox 360 LAN party this November. We sustainably sourced (ahem…bought used from Craigslist/Ebay) 16 lightly enjoyed Xbox 360s, controllers and a LOT of games. In my experience, very little brings a team together like a Halo 3 Capture the Flag game and this event was no different. A big thanks … Continued
Extracted from a Presentation by Dwain Fagerberg, Solution Architect at Axian JavaScript (Not Java-lite) History (or, why would they name it JavaScript?) JavaScript is an implementation of ECMA-262. JavaScript was originally developed by Brendan Eich of Netscape under the name Mocha Later named LiveScript Finally renamed to JavaScript as part of a co-marketing deal between … Continued
Family fun at Lee’s Pumpkin Patch, perfect fall weather and a great venue!
2018 Axian Summer Family picnic, a place where a valid question is “can I possibly operate more than one squirt gun per hand?” Awesome gathering of quality people, great BBQ and fun games!
Shawn Duffy presented the topic “Dude, Where’s My Data? – A Discussion on the Data Lifecycle & Big Data” to a group of approximately 75 folks at the OPPMA conference. https://www.oppmaoregon.com/ Another great opportunity to showcase Axian’s thought leadership in data. The material was well received with lots of audience interaction and questions at the … Continued
