When it comes to the evolution of technology, we’ve reached a point in which it’s incredibly difficult to predict what’s going to happen next. Everybody wants to be up to date with everything, whether it’s the latest innovations in terms of apps, services, or even frameworks and web development. The latter, specifically, is expected to …
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Lately, a lot of organizations are talking about the possibility of making a big step in terms of software an upgrade to Microsoft Office 365, the latest version of the giant’s editing pack. However, a lot of people are scared of change and just the idea of switching from what they have been using for …
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Like pretty much any other industry, software development is influenced by trends. After all, nothing and nobody can resist change, so it often welcomes innovations that eventually bring changes in the way devs work. 2018 was all about Artificial Intelligence and blockchain, the latter being expected to bring a total investment of 2,312 million, globally, …
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Most programmers will agree that JavaScript is one of the veterans of the game, but also that TypeScript can be considered one of the most promising newcomers, adding a few goodies that JS has been lacking for some years, helping people write better code, especially when it comes to large apps. Nevertheless, there’s one big …
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During the first month of the year, the latest version of Ionic Framework, 4.0 – or “Ionic for Everyone,” as the developers like to call it – was introduced, after two years of intense research. The team behind the project had a difficult mission, as they attempted to transform Ionic into a powerful system for …
There are plenty of solutions a developer can choose from when it comes to front end, as well as back end solutions, so it can be a pretty difficult task to decide upon one of them when you’re a beginner, for example. Still, you’re in the best place if you’re looking for some answers. After …
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To start with a short presentation, Angular Material is one of the most popular third-party package used by Angular enthusiasts to ease-up the entire development process by reutilizing common components, such as Cards, Data Tables, Inputs and many more. There’s a quite impressive list of available components, not to mention that it keeps growing with …
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Back in May 1989, the first version of Microsoft SQL Server was released, in a moment which can be considered the start of a legacy. Just one year later, the 1.1 version followed, being the first to support Windows 3.0, but also offering several advantages to early adopters. A lot of time passed since then …
Anyone that has used Javascript before has heard of Typescript. It was designed to develop large Javascript applications. And since Typescript is a superset of Javascript, one will never need to move the whole code over to Typescript in one go. Instead, you can gradually do it. Typescript was first released to the general public …
Over the last years, enterprise applications have turned into a crucial part of a lot of businesses. Also, unlike ‘back in the days’ a lot of companies now opt for their very own, customized enterprise apps, as they can be developed at significantly better prices. But let’s not forget one aspect: these applications need to …
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