Webpack / Babel (in UX builds)

Modern Niagara UX modules are real front-end projects. The days of dropping a widget into a PX page are giving way to HTML5 interfaces built with proper tooling – and that means a build pipeline. Software Pile brings current front-end engineering practice to Niagara UX work: bundling, transpilation, and asset optimization for interfaces that load fast and behave well.

Why a Build Pipeline Matters in Niagara UX

Webpack and Babel let us write UX modules in modern JavaScript, share code cleanly, transpile for browser compatibility, and ship bundled, minified assets instead of a pile of unoptimized files. On a JACE serving dashboards to operators, that difference is felt in load time and responsiveness.

What We Build With It

  • HTML5 Niagara UX modules with a maintainable, buildable codebase
  • Shared component libraries reused across dashboards and sites
  • Optimized bundles sized for delivery from Supervisors and JACE controllers
  • Integration with BajaScript for live station data in the browser

Tell us about the interface you need and your Niagara version. Modern tooling means a UX you can maintain, not just one that looks good at handover.