Introduction Facebook Parse has now been much discussed in both mobile application development and Facebook Application Development ecosystem. Hence, I decided to pen down for you some more intricacies which are associated with Facebook Parse. Having discussed in detail about Parse acquisition by Facebook in my previous blog, its merits and its applicability, now I
Introduction: Back in April 2013, Facebook acquired Parse and soon it became the talk of the town of mobile application developers and development companies. People had their own doubts whether Parse is going away or was it going to get better? But then in just about two years of time, Parse having started through a
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
WebRTC is an out-and-out browser-based technology. When we talk about WebRTC, perhaps the most imaginative might picture some technology on a mobile or at best a native application instead of a browser-based one, however, most would imagine nothing but browsers and some story around it. Now WebRTC has gone stronger and its implementations have crossed
Browsing through a million lines of codes with their geeky spectacles on, the web developers who are busy making our lives incredible and easier seldom have time to rejoice like the most of us. And then a certain Miško Hevery and Adam Abrons are born to come up with ideas that make the lives of
