Just like how people are excited about updating their mobile apps and OS, developers should also be excited to update their frameworks. The new version of the different frameworks come with new features and tricks out of the box. Below are some of the good features you should consider when migrating your existing app to … Continue reading React16 blessings in disguise for React developers
Category Archives: Web Development
Using Firebase for mobile application development
Firebase mobile application development is one of the easiest way to ensure and develop a high-quality app quickly, grow an engaged user base, and earn more money. Firebase is Google’s unified platform that brings together powerful features for your app, including a mobile backend, analytics, and growth and monetization tools. Nowadays, mobile doesn’t exist without … Continue reading Using Firebase for mobile application development
React JS for Beginners
React.js has been popular among web app developers recently and a lot of websites has adopted the library because of the perks it provides. This post is not about pros and cons of the React.js library, although you can find a myriad of articles and posts on the web comparing React.js with other front-end frameworks. In layman’s … Continue reading React JS for Beginners
Google a web developers best friend
Modern programming is now often equated to being really good at Google. If you’re trying to achieve something in code, 99% of the time it’s likely that someone else has already done it and posted it up on Stack Overflow or Github. No longer is there a need for a stack of textbooks at a … Continue reading Google a web developers best friend
Web application architectural shifts
The application development landscape has been changing continuously over the past few years, both on the client side (frontend) as well as on the server side (backend). On the client side, we have plenty of awesome new and updated JavaScript [and other scripting] frameworks; and on the server side, we have new architectural approaches such … Continue reading Web application architectural shifts
Is Alt attribute necessary for all images?
We look at one of the basics of web development and design, styling your HTML with an alt attribute, and why this is so important. If an image on your page isn’t really there for any purpose, you might struggle to come up with meaningful alt text for it, so it’s quite common to leave … Continue reading Is Alt attribute necessary for all images?
Is your WordPress site slow? Follow this guide to boost it now
Do you want to speed up your WordPress site? Fast loading pages improve user experience, increase your pageviews, and help with your WordPress SEO. In this article, we will share the most useful WordPress speed optimization tips to boost WordPress performance and speed up your website. Unlike other “X best WordPress caching plugin” lists or … Continue reading Is your WordPress site slow? Follow this guide to boost it now
5 Web Development practices for amazing website introduction
People have been creating websites for the longest time. Some may say “HTML is HTML”. Well, not exactly: websites are now rendered on many different types of devices, browsers, form factors etc. New technologies enable HTML5 to offer content and services according to the user’s context (location, time etc.). At the same time, web development … Continue reading 5 Web Development practices for amazing website introduction
Web development – current trends and tools
As software continues to take over the world, every organization is creating web development and application development to interact with their user base. Take this rapid expansion of web development, and add to it a proliferation of languages, frameworks, and tools, and you get a thriving and growing community of web developers. ANGULAR IS THE DOMINANT CLIENT-SIDE FRAMEWORK DATA: … Continue reading Web development – current trends and tools