How to find the max id in an array of objects in JavaScript

A quick tutorial on the thought process on how you would go about finding the max id in an array of objects in JavaScript

From: Dan Vega

ColdFusion and Java 8 and Java 11 Updates

As many of you are aware Oracle has changed their licensing for Java 1.

From: ColdFusion Muse

Spring Initializr's Fresh New Look

In this article I will tell you what the Spring Initializr is and give you my thoughts on the new redesign.

From: Dan Vega

Vue Event Handler Arguments

In this article you are going to learn how to pass arguments to your Vue event handlers as well as how get access to the original DOM event.

From: Dan Vega

Creating multiple directories in node

A quick tutorial on how to recursively create directories in node.

From: Dan Vega

How to add Twitter Card Meta Tags to your Blog

In this tutorial you will learn what a Twitter Card is along with step by step instructions how to add them to your blog and validate that they are working.

From: Dan Vega

HTML Template Tag in Vanilla JavaScript and Vue

A look at what the HTML template tag is and how it can be used in Vanilla JavaScript as well as what its role in Vue is.

From: Dan Vega

Clojurians Slack Alternatives

Daniel Compton has continued his excellent trend of writing an analysis of the State of Clojure survey comments and one of the comments in his Community section stood out for me:"I suggest moving off of slack to a more accessible chat system.

From: Sean Corfield: An Architect's View

Creating your first npm package

How to create your first npm package and publish it.

From: Dan Vega

Hello, Gridsome!

A quick write up on why I started a new blog and what I plan to do with it.

From: Dan Vega

Atom, Chlorine, and Windows

About a month ago, I was praising Chlorine, the new Clojure package for Atom and I've been using it, day-in, day-out, for all my Clojure development.

From: Sean Corfield: An Architect's View

Happy New Year! My 2019 Goals

Happy New Year! My 2019 Goals

From: Dan Vega

My 2018 Year in Review

My 2018 Year in Review

From: Dan Vega

MacBook Pro Setup: My setup with detailed instructions

MacBook Pro Setup: My setup with detailed instructions

From: Dan Vega

Chlorine: Clojure integration for Atom

I've been using the Atom editor for about two years now.

From: Sean Corfield: An Architect's View

SQL NULL, s/nilable, and optionality

Rich Hickey gave a very thought-provoking talk at Clojure/conj 2018 called Maybe Not, where he mused on optionality and how we represent the absence of a value.

From: Sean Corfield: An Architect's View

Clojure 1.10's datafy and nav

One of the more mysterious new features in Clojure 1.

From: Sean Corfield: An Architect's View

New Course: Getting Started with Spring Boot 2

New Course: Getting Started with Spring Boot 2

From: Dan Vega

Cleveland Women in Tech Conference Recap

Cleveland Women in Tech Conference Recap

From: Dan Vega

Cleveland Women in Tech Presentation

Cleveland Women in Tech Presentation

From: Dan Vega

Excited About Clojure/conj

It has been a crazy busy year, both at work and personally, and it's hard for me to believe my last blog post was in April!Clojure/conj is coming up fast and the schedule was posted today, which has made me even more excited about it.

From: Sean Corfield: An Architect's View

Connect To SQLite DB using CFML via CommandBox Task Runners

Here's a quick trick on working with a SQLite DB from CFML quicky and easily.

From: Coders Revolution

Using OSGI To Load A Conflicting Jar Into Lucee Server

This post falls in the category of something that took me several hours to figure out and other people are not likely to figure it out on their own and I'm likely to forget it if I don't write it down! The problem is if you have a jar file with some 3rd party library that you want to use in Lucee.

From: Coders Revolution

I am joining Tech Elevator

I am joining Tech Elevator

From: Dan Vega

Using Adobe cf_scripts in CommandBox behind IIS/Boncode

This post falls in the category of something I hammered out for a client today and I thought to myself, "Wow, that's just obscure enough that no one would probably figure it out on their own.

From: Coders Revolution