Consensus

This post has been a long time in the making. Actually that is sort of a lie, I completely forgot that I promised a 4 part series until my friend Jon Galloway decided to mention consensus in his BUILD 2014 presentation. As part of my 4 part series in creating the app I described in my prior posts, I am going to be creating an online planning poker application for distributed teams using AngularJS, SignalR, and TypeScript. In case you missed the prior posts in the series here they are: ...

As part of my 4 part series in creating the app I described in my prior post, I am going to be creating an online planning poker application for distributed teams using AngularJS, SignalR, and TypeScript. In case you missed the prior posts in the series here they are: SignalR + TypeScript AngularJS + TypeScript As we have seen in the prior posts when working with TypeScript is that most of the work is around strongly typing the already defined contracts in SignalR and AngularJS. However a part of the integration we haven’t yet discussed is how SignalR and AngularJS play together, and as we are about to see they play together rather nicely. ...

As part of my 4 part series in creating the app I described in my prior post, I am going to be creating an online planning poker application for distributed teams using AngularJS, SignalR, and TypeScript. In case you missed the post that started off this series here it is: SignalR + TypeScript In this second post, I am planning to continue putting the puzzle pieces together with AngularJS and TypeScript, using the strengths of both technologies to make a harmonious solution. To get started we are first going to need to make sure we have the TypeScript definition for AngularJS added to our project, and to do this you need to run the following on NuGet. ...

As part of my 4 part series in creating the app I described in my prior post, I am going to be creating an online planning poker application for distributed teams using AngularJS, SignalR, and TypeScript. In this first post, I would like to talk about bringing SignalR and TypeScript together to create a solution that follows the best practices of both frameworks. To get started we are first going to need to make sure we have the TypeScript definition for SignalR added to our project, and to do this you need to run the following on NuGet. ...

Last Friday I decided to sit down and see how painful it would be to integrate AngularJS, SignalR, and TypeScript together to produce a useful and interesting tool. The tool I decided to create was an online planning poker tool for distributed teams that need to do SCRUM planning. I personally have a need for this, since it is very hard if not impossible to effectively to do poker planning over a conference call. ...