Learning Event Scheduled: Angular 2 In Action

Lauren Fournier Bogner Angular, Articles, Community, Company News, Educational Event, JavaScript Leave a Comment

We are excited to announce the next free public Keyhole Software educational event: Angular 2 In Action! This Breakfast Boost event is a live-coding learning opportunity open to the public. The presentation is geared to benefit software developers who are implementing or interested in AngularJS.

This free presentation will be held at the Keyhole Software office in Leawood, Kansas on Thursday, February 16, 2017 from 8-10 a.m. Space is limited. To get more information and reserve your free tickets…

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The Remote Development Experience

Ron Moddesette Articles, Consulting 2 Comments

Distributed development teams are not unusual in this day and age, and working remotely can be rewarding and challenging. Luckily there are many ways to effectively contribute your skills and experience to a successful project. In this post, I will examine what it takes to effectively contribute to a team when working off-site, with a particular focus on some tools and strategies that can help…

Setting Up Angular 2 MockBackend

Todd Leininger Angular, Articles, Development Technologies & Tools, JavaScript, Tutorial 10 Comments

Todd was working on a client project developing one of the companyโ€™s first Angular 2 applications when he found that he needed access to the REST services before they were ready. He needed a good way to mock them up, so he set up a mock service for an Angular 2 application using MockBackend.

In this article Todd shows a step-by-step example of setting up a mock of RESTful web service APIs for an Angular 2 application using Angular’s MockBackend. With this method, he could then use that mock to work on the application before the real APIs were ready.

Using RetroPie to Build Keyholeโ€™s Gaming Console

Brad Mongar Articles, Development Technologies & Tools, Keyhole 3 Comments

You know you work at a great company when you say to your boss that there is a Linux build for the RaspberryPi that is dedicated to playing old arcade and console gamesโ€ฆ. and he agrees to buy one for the company office for the low, low price of a written blog post about it.

Keyhole Software is just such a company and this is the promised blog post. Specifically, Iโ€™ll be talking about the process I used for setting up the Raspberry Pi. Iโ€™m hoping that it will give you a guide (alongside the official documentation) for making your own gaming console!

Education Scheduled: Microservices And DevOps In Actionโ€‹

Lauren Fournier Bogner Articles, Company News, DevOps, Microservices Leave a Comment

Keyhole Software has announced that it will host a Microservices and DevOps educational Breakfast Boost event on January 25, 2017. This presentation will demonstrate an actual Microservices application implementation, with a live showing of a durable, stable, and elastic Microservices platform automated with DevOps tooling. This free, educational opportunity is open to the public and is specifically geared toward those participating in enterprise development.

To get more information and reserve your free tickets, please visit….