JavaScript for Line of Business Applications

enteye is a first fully reactive Device Cloud that easily allows developers to integrate devices with a web application. You can program your boards directly from the browser, with automatic code pushes and real time data synchronisation. Based on the rapidly growing Meteor Framework it allows to change any real life thing into a reactive data source. Now your applications can have new senses that leads to totally new possibilities.

The following is a guest post by Les James. Like many of us, Les has been gunning for a solution to responsive images that works for him. In this article he shares a technique he found where he can pass "named" media queries from CSS over to the JavaScript, which uses those names to swap out the image for the appropriate one for that media query. And even automate the process with Sass. HTML purists may balk at the lack of true src on the image, but at this point we gotta do what we gotta do.

CSS and JavaScript are 2 of the fundamental languages for web driven software. This article will take a look at creating a skeleton app using SASS and RequireJS. These tools can help manage large and complicated code bases while making developer life easier.
Working in web these days is very different from how it was 5 years ago. There are more demands on what the software can do and therefore more of the 3 elements, HTML, CSS, JavaScript. But in order to maintain a well developed, readable and easily maintainable piece of code you need to use the best tools. Server side code encourages modularity of components so we should take the same approach to client side. Enter RequireJS and SASS.

One of the killer features of KidoZen is the mobile line of business(LOB) APIs. This capability extends our mobile backend as a service (mBaaS) layer by enabling the integration with corporate system whether those are hosted on-premise or using a SaaS models. Using our line of business APIs developers can build enterprise-ready mobile apps that seamlessly integrate with corporate systems without having to figure out the intricacies using a super simple and mobile-first model.