MongoDB is a very impressive document store database that can be used in most types of app development projects. It’s built using C++ language and is available for free as an open source edition. It was first worked upon in 2007 and since then it has become the most popular NoSQL database. So much so
One of the first questions for a person interested in a mobile app development project is whether to go for a native or cross platform app development approach? And if cross platform approach is decided as the way to go, the next big question is which cross platform app development approach is the best- Xamarin
NoSQL is picking up the pace and just in case you are planning a new application, choosing the right NoSQL database can largely govern your budget distribution since a wrong move at this point can end up costing you lots of bucks in the coming days. Instead of beating around the bush, I shall cut
Apple has come up with its new programming language ‘SWIFT’ after having used Objective C as its programming language for a long long time. Change happens for a reason and when things move in the magnanimous empire of Apple, people listen. People wonder. People question. The question here isn’t whether or not SWIFT is better
Before May 23, 2014, if you would have asked me to create a search-engine-bot-crawlable JavaScript website for you, I would have tried to discourage you, vehemently. Now if you would ask me, I would tell you that that’s the way to go. Just about all JavaScript MVC frameworks, that include AngularJS, modify the inner content
