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I’m of the opinion that each language should be written in its idiomatic way, that is the way to get the most out of the language and in addition your code will be easily understandable by the wider community and new developers that might join you or replace you later on. I highly recommend covering these resources if you’re considering learning GO.

It's time we talked about the phelephant in the room. *Ba Dum Tss! Get it? This is double wordplay, elephant in the room and php + elephant == phelephant. Ok, I'm gonna stop now...

The most recent version of Ionic, version 4, includes performance improvements but in my opinion, it’s still having a tough time competing with the performance of native apps, or even React Native.

As if we haven't learned anything from the Left-pad debacle on November 26th the Javascript world was shaken once again.

This guide will cover a very important topic for every digital business, search engine optimization. SEO can sometimes appear as a black box, there is a lot of magic behind it and that magic is constantly changing and evolving. In this article, we will try to dispell it by leading you through some of the SEO best practices.

Contrary to popular belief, React’s biggest use cases are not SPAs, it’s the hybrid apps that are most common, and the best fit in my opinion, in this post I will cover how and why I went from a React hater to a React fanboy, and why React is a perfect replacement for jQuery.

Since the day Brendan Eich created it, JS has had many makeovers, changes, additions, and frameworks added to its body. After a lifetime of turbulence, JS has been shaped into how we see it now in 2018, and yet there is much more growth awaiting in its future. In this post, we will give you some tips on what to do, and what not to do, for both JS newbies and for those who have had some previous experience in this language.

Read why your business needs progressive web apps and some awesome examples

A long a$$ time ago I created a simple React component that would lazily load...

Angular is a popular JavaScript framework, used to create web, desktop and mobile applications. It is built and maintained by Google.