React (or React JS) and React Native share the name for a good reason: the latter is based on the former. Both introduced by Facebook, are open-sourced frameworks working with Javascript. Surprisingly, developers use...

React Native, next to Flutter and PWA, was called a revolution in cross-platform app development and delivering great mobile experience. Code repository that's shareable between platforms? Reusable components? That...

JavaScript developers will agree that the right framework saves weeks of production time. The plan — write less code and ship a functional frontend faster. You are here to discover the practical difference between...

We started working with Guild around eighteen months ago, back when Ashley Friedlein and Matthew O’Riordan approached us with their idea for a messaging app for professional communication—a WhatsApp for business, as...

Having an AngularJS app in 2018 probably means one of two things: either the app has been abandoned and isn’t really used or you’ve been thinking about migrating to another framework, but the time and costs that would...

Using ReactXP and React Native allowed us to develop a native mobile app for two platforms and a Web app simultaneously using one codebase, essentially giving us the Web app for free. And in this article I'm going to...

During this year’s F8 Developer Conference, Facebook announced that the next generation of the React front-end framework – called React Fiber – is approaching release.

With the growing need for robust and interactive web interfaces, many developers have started embracing the reactive programming paradigm. Before we begin implementing our own reactive engine, let’s quickly explain what...