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Best Practices for NodeJS

Scalability and fast processing power are the key points what NodeJS is known for. To provide a JS based networking app development platform that is scalable, reliable, and stable is the goal of NodeJS. NodeJS is built on Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine which provides faster speed and better performance working along with the applications. •     Serve Native Code: Execute Native JavaScript code for making your project run builds while using a transpiler. •     Fathom event loop: For carrying CPU accelerated tasks to the next loop event cycle prefer using setImmediate() either setTimeout(). •     Adopt npm scripts: While organizing the scripts, perform it with npm Scripts & Node and restrict writing bash scripts. When NodeJS developers view at the project, npm scripts are the origin of their certainty. You can use npm run build, start, test. •     Environment Variables: For assuring the safety of your delicate information utilize Environment variabl

Flutter vs React Native: Which one you prefer?

Today, the ultimate goal of a Mobile Application development is to elect cross-platform framework which enables you to develop Mobile Applications that can be used on multi-platforms.   Therefore, Flutter vs React Native frameworks is creating fuzz and battling to prove themselves to be the top framework for cross-platform mobile app development and sharing as much code, time & money as possible.   React Native Flutter It is a framework which reduces the timeframe for mobile app development , yes! it is based on native components and take less time to develop a project. It works great with widget sets, As an owner widgets it is quite exciting & let you obtain fully customized UI designs with good add-on native support. While developing hybrid apps React Native issues is visible but in native apps, you won't face any performance issues. Flutter is giving a tough challenge to React Native

Difference between Google Polymer and ReactJs

Let's have a detail look in the most popular frameworks & libraries that are presented by Google & Facebook, by over-viewing the advantages/differences of using Polymer & ReactJS on their respected places. Google Polymer ReactJs It's an open source javascript library which is designed to build web apps using web components.     It's also an open source but an isomorphic javascript library which is designed to build a high-performance for the "View" in MVC. Polymer uses elements like: App Elements, Iron Elements, Gold Elements, Google Web Components, Neon Elements.     ReactJS uses elements like: Redux, Simple JSX, Virtual DOM, Reusable Components, Stable code. Google web Components: It used as wrappers for Google's extensive suite of APIs, Applications & Services like YouTube, Google Analytics.     Virtual DOM: It helps ReactJS to achieve it