There are many user interface frameworks available to help one build hybrid mobile applications. They offer a set of mobile-optimized HTML, CSS, and JavaScript components, as well as gestures and tools for building highly interactive applications. As I previously discussed differences between AngularJS and jQuery and when each of them excels, I must say that when it comes […]
Node.js is an open source, cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment for server-side and networking applications. Node.js is built on top of the Google V8 JavaScript engine, which means Node.js applications are written in JavaScript and use a similar syntax as front-end JavaScript applications, including objects, functions, and methods. [58] Node.js comes with a built-in library that allows applications to act as a web server. […]
Given the boom of web development libraries and frameworks, choosing the right ones for the project can be a daunting task. In this article, a brief comparison of two most commonly used JavaScript toolsets – jQuery and AngularJS – is provided. Round-Trip vs Single-Page Applications As Adam Freeman describes in his book Pro AngularJS [27], […]
Mobile application development can be a very complex and challenging task due to the variation of mobile platforms (iOS, Android, Windows Phone). As a result, different development approaches have emerged and we must make an informed decision about which one to use. Native Native applications are written in the native language of the platform (Objective-C for iOS, Java for […]