After being extremely busy with my daytime job and a couple of unsuccessful attempts to continue with music, I am finally back to my studio working on a new album titled “The Mean Season“. Happy to share, that the first single – a cover of Helloween’s “A Tale That Wasn’t Right” is already finished and … Continue reading “Back at the Studio”
Hey there! After spending a couple of days implementing my Bandcamp API, I decided to give it a try in the wild, so I created something that I was postponing for a while – a website for my music project Theophagÿst, which utilizes the API on top of VueJs front-end and Node server-side rendering, and also … Continue reading “The all new Theophagÿst Website”
Recently I was thinking of creating a website for my personal music project Theophagÿst with the intention to use the data from my Bandcamp profile. Eventually, I realized that Bandcamp does not provide data API of that type and I was really surprised to learn that, so I sat down and wrote my own solution. Currently, … Continue reading “RESTFul API for Bandcamp”
This is an unofficial, third party RESTful API developed and maintained by me for retrieving metal bands data (band and artist bios, discographies, line-ups, etc) from Encyclopaedia Metallum. Responses from the method calls are in JSONP format and the service is free, however providing an API key along with the requests is required. To use … Continue reading “RESTful API for Encyclopaedia Metallum”
With the release of version 4.3.0 of Ribbon JS, the commercial version of the control is now offered in two fair types of licenses – discounted and full commercial. The non-source code option has been removed and now source code is included in all licenses. Here are the details for the new purchase options: Discounted … Continue reading “Fair and Simpler Ribbon JS Licenses”
I am happy to announce that the new version of Ribbon JS comes with a long awaited implemented feature request – support for AngularJS directives. Release Notes: Added support for AngularJS directives applied to the bounding box, tabs and tab ribbons in the configuration object. Check the documentation here. * Version 4.3.0 is fully compatible … Continue reading “Ribbon JS 4.3.0 is out with Support for AngularJS Directives”
I’ve just released a new minor version of Ribbon JS, introducing several new methods, a new event and API interface for setting declarative discrete data to tools, commands and tabs (setting/getting of this data is also available through the new ribbon methods and returned by some of the events of the control). Check the demo … Continue reading “Ribbon JS 4.2.0 is Out”
Are you planning to purchase a license for Ribbon JS? Now is the time – until mid-March 2015, all licenses are sold at serious discounted price, so get one today. Ribbon JS is arguably the best recreation of the MS Officetm ribbon bar, using JavaScript, CSS3, and HTML5. It is a lightweight control, which is … Continue reading “Discounted Ribbon JS Licenses Until Mid-March”
I’ve just released a new minor version for Ribbon JS introducing a couple of new features, properties and methods. The new version is fully backwards compatible with the previous versions of the control (4.0.0 and above), so it is safe to upgrade. The HTML5 Web Component for Ribbon JS has also been updated to support … Continue reading “Ribbon JS 4.1.0 is Out”
Last night I finished my latest experiment in recreating the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game as a HTML5 Web Component. Here’s the result and a few details: Two players take turns on the same computer. The next version will support one player vs. the computer. Game lobby for selecting player names. No images or JavaScript animations, CSS3 … Continue reading “Tic-Tac-Toe Game Recreated as a HTML5 Web Component”