To boost your ability for delivering ambitious and competitive web apps, choosing the right JavaScript framework which best suit your project’s needs becomes quintessential. Though there exist many libraries which are been around like Backbone and Knockout, but gradually their popularity is decreasing. Big three web frameworks Ember, AngularJS, and React, are been discussed here.
With Angular 1.x getting older and Angular 2 picking up the steam, so many 1.x developers are wondering what to choose now? Should they also pick Angular 2? Or maybe React? Or something entirely new? Angular 2 is certainly the new hot framework of 2016 and it’s now time to showdown and how does it
Inception ECMAScript is the standardized scripting language which JavaScript and other languages like ActionScript implement. ES6 also known as ECMAScript 2015 is the latest version of the ECMAScript standard. JavaScript on the server is becoming popular and hence you can use JavaScript for desktop (Chrome Apps), native mobile apps and native Windows 8 apps. With
Today many enterprise leaders are struggling to make more sense of many available options within a modern web. With modern web development, you may encounter some common problems for which you can find innumerable powerful community solutions. But the trick is weaving these open source projects collectively in order to form a stack solution which
Adopting Node.js as a technology choice for enterprises has been growing exponentially since the past three years thanks to its tremendously rising popularity since 2011. Here is the snapshot from the Google Trends: Industry leaders like Walmart and PayPal are achieving a competitive edge and gaining performance optimizations by developing Node.js applications. Node is considered
If you need to display Salesforce data to people other than those that have Salesforce accounts, Visualforce pages is the best way to go. It allows users to view, edit, or even add data without exposing the data to third party systems. For developers creating Visualforce apps is way easier than creating ad-hoc third party
If you ask a web or mobile app developer why they use AngularJS their first reply would be because it’s awesome. And then they would list down various reasons ranging from convenience, speed, and performance, to scalability and affordability. However sometime back if you would have asked a Salesforce developer the same question, they would
