Category: Web Application Development

What is a tech Stack? There was a time when web application development was limited to using backend technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The development technologies have shifted to frontend technologies like AngularJS, Node JS, React JS, and others. Today, most web developers use a stack for a seamless website or application building.   … Continue reading

Increased internet penetration and widespread usage have brought upon an era of the continually evolving world of the web. With that, web-based businesses face the constant pressure of keeping up in an ever-evolving marketplace. They are on a continuing mission of improving the quality consistently. Regardless of the nature of offering the business offers to … Continue reading

Introduction One of the less celebrated perks of being in the 21st century is that developers can build websites and web applications without having to build them up from scratch. This is possible with the help of standardized software stacks that follow a consistent approach and are readily available in the tech world. Most developers … Continue reading

Troubled by the complexities of syntax and value functions in app building, most developers have to write difficult workarounds to solve problems in the language. JavaScript frameworks are a ready-made solution to such problems of the syntax and semantics. App world is flooded with a wide range of JavaScript app frameworks. These frontend JS frameworks … Continue reading

What is a Web Push Notification?   Imagine a customer who enters a store but doesn’t purchase a thing, because nothing of his interest is presented to him in the shop. This can be a massive loss for a business. Similarly, letting a website visitor leave the web page without converting it into a sale … Continue reading

A single page application (SPA) is a website or a web application which dynamically rewrites the content on the current page instead of loading another page. Whenever you click a link on a single page application, it does not make a request to the server to send new HTML code. The HTML, CSS, and JavaScript … Continue reading