Table of Content Introduction A quick overview of the frontend landscape Where Do These Predictions and Trends Come From? Predictions and Trends 1. The rise and ever-evolving Chatbots and AI 2. JavaScript continues unstoppable. Long live the king! 3. TypeScript rises in popularity and usage 4. React.js — The most commonly used and […]
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React Native Navigation is a powerful library that allows developers to easily navigate between different screens in a React Native application. In this article, we will go over the basics of using React Native Navigation and explore some of its most useful features. First, you will need to install the […]
No BS. Here the action plan and strategy I followed to achieve it Learning Vue.js in less than seven days was one of my recent challenges. At first, I was skeptical about if I was going to able to achieve it. Before following the next pragmatic methodology to learn Vue.js […]
How does Firestore’s offline persistence work? One of the recent React Native projects I worked on uses the power of Cloud Firestore. The core idea of the app is to allow the user to perform online and offline tasks and to have a transparent sync process for the user. That […]
Happy New Year, dear reader! I love frontend tech. So at the end or the beginning of every single year, it has become a tradition to bring up the top frontend trends and predictions for the incoming year. 2021’s turn has come! The real intention of this is to make […]
Web accessibility really matters not only because you are going to drive more traffic to your web or for the moral dilemma but also because according to this recent research which has revealed that “two-thirds of the Internet transactions initiated by people with vision impairments end in abandonment because the […]
I have been an active learner my whole life, so In 2015 I decided to take a Masters’s degree in Software Architecture. I am trying to remember exactly what motivated me to take it. One reason was its appealing title. I’m a programmer so the title was tempting and compelling. […]