Communicate on Another Level Over the years I've dedicated a lot of energy into being able to communicate and understand Project Managers, Product Owners, Programmers with various skill levels and specializations, and APIs. However, that list doesn't include anyone with a broader level of concerns. The past couple years I've noticed I've had to communicate more and more with Executives, Business Owners, and Managers of various levels more and more as my responsibilities increase and my impact on projects become greater. So the goal is to learn to communicate with people who care less about the inside workings of the project at hand and more about funding, timeline, overall health, and impact of multiple projects. Ground Level I am a software engineer. I understand how code works and how to take an end goal and break it down into smaller tasks for success including the fine intricate details. I can organize code and explain how code works with other sets of code or...
VueJS Strips Reserved Attributes on Ignored Elements Experience Editor is what makes Sitecore EXTRA amazing as a CMS. Don't get me wrong it has alot to offer but the "oohhh ahhh WWoooWws" happen when it starts showing off what it can do through the experience editor. One of the gotchas I ran into when connecting Sitecore and VueJS (and I'm sure its the same for any framework that crawls the DOM to figure out what it should be doing) is that sometimes attributes can conflict with each other. In VueJS world it thinks its a vuejs attribute and will remove it from the dom and try to use it. Unfortunately even on ignored elements it will still strip its reserved attributes... Which breaks the experience editor with sitecore... The Problem VueJS removes Sitecore's attributes like "key" from the DOM even on elements that are marked to be ignored. There could be other conflicts but this is the one that got me. The Solution To make these conflict...