JavaScript (used in Niagara UX modules)

JavaScript is the language of the modern Niagara interface. As Niagara UX moved from browser plug-ins to HTML5, JavaScript became the way custom dashboards, widgets, and interactions get built. Software Pile writes it the way front-end engineers do – maintainable, tested, and tied cleanly to live station data.

JavaScript in the Niagara Context

Niagara UX JavaScript is not generic web work – it lives inside the framework’s module system and talks to the station through BajaScript. Doing it well means knowing both modern JavaScript and how Niagara expects modules to be structured, loaded, and served from a Supervisor or JACE.

What We Build

  • Custom widgets and dashboard components beyond the stock library
  • Interactive controls with client-side validation and permission-aware actions
  • Reusable component libraries shared across sites and projects
  • Codebases built with a real pipeline so they can be maintained, not just deployed

Tell us what interface you need and your Niagara version. We build UX JavaScript that your team – or ours – can maintain for years.