This is my very first post about “pure-web” tech, and it’s also very short. I began to deal with those things some months ago, but I feel there’s a long road to walk.
Here is an attempt to re-think the Single-Page (web) Application (a.k.a. SPA) using Angular-JS, toward a more abstracted templating way. The reasons behind a similar solution are pretty hard to understand only reading this post, but shortly I’ll post a much larger yet concrete framework for telemetry applications.
As a hint, think the ability to compose a page from a series of components, and store/retrieve the layout on any persistent medium (e.g. file, database, etc)
From what I meant, AngularJS is among the closest web-frameworks to the desktop’s WPF, which is (at least in my mind) the best framework for LOB apps.
However, I noticed that the ability to reuse components, abstract views and so away, is still somewhat not yet standardized, nor used. That’s because I have thrown myself in this challenge, and the result isn’t bad as expected (for a web-dev noob like me).
A short video should explain way better than a thousand words how the result is:
Follow the project on the Github repository:
Stay tuned for hotter articles in the near future!
Played with transistors and ICs before being ten. First approaches to programming (PET Commodore) in the early '80.
Then AppleSoft, TurboPascal, Assembler and VisualBasic.
Currently employed at CET Electronics as lead software developer, involved in creation of industrial control systems.
Loving graphics technologies, I had some great time with SVG.
Since 2006 my primary language is C#, where I am focusing on WPF.
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