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React is a JS library for building UI on the web, while React Native is a framework to create cross-platform mobile apps that look and feel like native ones. Learn more about the differences, similarities, pros & cons, and use cases of these Facebook brainchildren.
Progressive web apps are a growing trend on the market. Here, you’ll learn what they are and how they differ from native, hybrid and cross-platform apps.
PHP covers around 80% of websites in the world, and Ruby is a fit for building maintenance-friendly products in short terms. Find out what these programming languages have in common and how they differ to choose the best option for your startup.
Python, one of the most in-demand machine learning languages, supports slice notation for any sequential data type like lists, strings, and others. Discover more about indexing and slicing operations over Python’s lists and any sequential data type.
Building a user interface in a mobile app is often a challenge, but we know how to ease it. Our selection of React Native UI components will much facilitate your work.
React Native and Flutter allow you to build cross-platform apps that feel and look close to native ones, while Ionic is a framework for hybrid app development. Find out their ins and outs to choose the technology for your project.
Railsware uses several approaches including pull request review to brush up the code. Here, you will learn what it is as well as some hands-on tips and tricks.
Machine learning helps us in solving real-world problems like currency rate forecasting. This article is for those who want to know more about its practical application
What is serverless architecture and why is it so widely discussed? Read in this overview of FaaS providers, market trends, use cases along with its pros and cons.
With Node.js you can build complex single-page apps, chat rooms, data streaming apps, browser games and even do hardware programming. Find out what else you can use Node.js for, as well as the cases when this run-time environment is not a fit.