About the Author
Chris Bannon
Chris Bannon is a corny dad, a lighthearted guy, and a hard-working programmer. He takes his work very seriously, but not himself.
While his work is important, he values his family most. He spends most of his time with his wife and daughters. You can also find him playing amateur ice hockey for the Pittsburgh Pharaohs.
Chris Bannon is currently the Global Product Manager of Wijmo at GrapeCity. He started working at ComponentOne, a division of GrapeCity, in 2007 as their Lead Web Developer. After rebuilding ComponentOne’s entire web stack, he moved to product management to create a web product of his own: Wijmo. Wijmo is now a multi-million dollar developer tool and is used by fortune 500 Companies like Microsoft, Thomson Reuters, NASA and Tesla. Chris started his education by becoming a Certified Internet Webmaster. He went to college, but most of what he has learned has been in the field. Chris travels to speak around the world. If you ever see him, please don't hesitate to say hi.
Latest Posts
Wijmo Build 5.20193.646 Available
Wijmo Build 5.20193.646 is now available. This build includes several big enhancements to our support for Vue and React.
January 15, 2020
Wijmo Supports Angular 9 and the Ivy Compiler
We are happy to announce that Wijmo supports Angular 9!
November 17, 2019
Wijmo's third release of 2019 has landed with several enhancements, including React and Vue FlexGrid Cell Templates, a new API for JS FlexGrid, MultiRow improvements and more.
November 13, 2019
Wijmo Build 5.20192.631 has Released
Wijmo’s Build 5.20192.631 has landed, it includes several bug fixes and a new StepLine Chart type.
September 19, 2019
Excel-style Multi-range Selection in FlexGrid
July 23, 2019
Wijmo Build 5.20191.615 Available
Build 5.20191.615 is now available. It includes some new features and a plenty of bug fixes.
June 4, 2019
Wijmo Build 5.20191.612 Available
Build 5.20191.612 is now available. It includes some new features and a plenty of bug fixes.
May 30, 2019
Smarter Component Rendering with ResizeObserver
This article discusses component rendering challenges and the ResizeObserver's solution.
April 17, 2019