QCObjects Announcements

QCObjects Announcements

Running PHP and QCObjects

January 30, 2020

Sometimes you just don’t want or can’t migrate your old PHP code to JavaScript and as a result you can’t introduce your new clean and powerful Node environment to your company. Also you were experiencing some issues with the express library in terms ...

Backend URL parameters for your API made with QCObjects Built-In Server

January 29, 2020

I'm happy to announce that since the version 0.1.45 of QCObjects CLI Tool you can use parameters inside the URL and catch them in a regular expression passing a converted object to the micro-service package: Here is an explanation: When you put the b...

QCObjects Year-End Status/ Happy New Year 2020!

January 2, 2020

QCObjects 2019 year-end status report This (2019) year was a hard work year. But also it was a complete full-filing experience showing around the world the most advanced framework for modern software development. In January we were testing and launch...

Does QCObjects work on Windows?

December 31, 2019

The answer is YES! Since NodeJS is working on the most Windows versions, QCObjects is also working on Windows NodeJS environment. It is recommended to install the latest version of NodeJS for Windows. You can follow this great tutorial from Guru99 to...

Making a GraphQL Micro-service with QCObjects HTTP2 Built-In Server

December 7, 2019

In the following step-by-step tutorial I'll show you how to make a fancy, clean and quick micro-service using QCObjects HTTP2 Built-In Server and GraphQL If you want to know more about GraphQL go to https://graphql.org If you want to learn more abou...

QCObjects is being recognised as the most advanced framework for modern software development

October 27, 2019

Today, popular and very known frameworks have popular and very known issues. QCObjects isn’t meant to be popular, it is meant to allow developers to code in a professional environment. QCObjects is continuing its evolution to start being the next ge...

Impressum

QCObjects is open source! Licensed under LGPL3 so you can use it in your company projects for commercial purposes, your personal projects, or you can fork it to make your own technology. My main purpose is to change the mind of developers thinking to code in legacy JavaScript is hard. Now, with QCObjects, it’s easier than ever.