Web applications

Mixins are a way to reuse common logic across multiple components, which reduces code duplication. Mixins were originally popularized by the React framework as an alternative to composition, then later used by other frameworks such as Vue. They were…

Software as a service, or SaaS, is a licensing and distribution model whereby software is granted by subscription and hosted in the cloud. In most cases, users access the application through a web browser.

This short guide explains everything you need to know about developing a web application, all the technologies and all the steps that will take you from the initial idea to a working application.

Single-Page Applications (SPAs) are web apps that interact with users by dynamically updating the current page rather than loading whole new pages from a server. This strategy creates a fluid web experience by avoiding the interruptions caused by…

You’ve probably already heard of Nim. It’s a modern language with a syntax that will remind you a bit of Python, but it’s both statically typed and compiled. It supports multiple programming styles (functional, object-oriented, metaprogramming, and…

Jeff Sanchez, a consultant at Spiria Boston, explains how React, combined with Redux and ES6/ES7 in a Node environment, provides an intuitive, flexible and undemanding environment for quick-and-dirty Web application development. This article…

As we all know, technology and software are constantly changing and evolving. But one thing never changes: the success of a software project depends on its adoption by users.

Selecting the right framework is a difficult decision that is fraught with consequences, since any change of course in mid-development can be costly.