Not too long ago, you were either building an app for iOS devices or Android. The world of applications was primarily classified under these two categories. Until a new acronym entered the space – PWAs or Progressive Web Applications. So, what’s a PWA and how is it helpful? Well, we’ve all come across outdated websites …

Setting up your own website isn’t easy. Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur or running a mature business, you’ve probably faced a fair share of challenges while creating a website. And with growing digitization and ever-increasing user demands, these challenges have only gone up. Together with these challenges, what makes the job even more difficult is …

Although ReactJS and React Native share the same parent and technology backbone, there are marked differences between the two which make each of them unique in its own way. Here’s an infographic to help you understand better:

ReactJS and React Native have revolutionized the way web and mobile applications are built. While they share a common foundation and philosophy, they are designed for different purposes. ReactJS enables developers to create fast, dynamic, and interactive user interfaces for websites, driven by its component-based architecture and virtual DOM. As a developer, if you’re focused …

The use of the Django web framework has gained ground over time, slowly becoming an essential part of the Python framework that is incredibly fast for development and offers a clean and practical design. The developers do not have to worry about anything else when they are concerned about creating the App, thanks to the …

As an entrepreneur, when you start a new project, you have to take one of the most vital decisions of choosing the right framework. No matter how experienced you are, you are going to find it challenging to determine whether you should opt for vanilla PHP or use a high-performance framework like Symfony. Let’s see …

Many believe that AngularJS is the ‘golden child’ among JavaScript frameworks since Google launched it in 2012. The intent behind creating Angular was to make the front end development process a cakewalk. It was an instant success since its launch. Keeping note of this success and immense popularity, Google released multiple versions of this framework, …