Labelwriter was updated twice with technical support provision. Research and review of web development technologies continued from last month, with emphasis on VueJS. MoneyBooks Accounts Payable was updated, while Randomizer got its first revision of the year. A demo WordPress website was installed and a PHP website template was also set up on our server.			
					I next gave myself the task of converting the Vue CLI Todo List app from the Traversy course to a plain HTML/JavaScript version, to see how it would go. The CLI version had 1 .html file, 2 .js files, 7 .vue files or components distributed across different directories, plus two external modules uuid and axios. At the end of the successful exercise, the non-CLI version had just three files, for the HTML, JavaScript and CSS.			
					On September 4, 2004 the classic Microsoftware website went online as a Geocities site, and a month later on October 3 was moved up to our chosen domain and server. Just like our blog, it has been redesigned and upgraded with new features, reactivated online on October 21, 2017. Highlights of the new features include: