Flutter - One Codebase For All Screens
“Write once, run anywhere” is what we were promised for a long time. This promise is now more appealing than ever since the number of devices your app needs to run on has increased quite a lot.
“Write once, run anywhere” is what we were promised for a long time. This promise is now more appealing than ever since the number of devices your app needs to run on has increased quite a lot.
Angular is the perfect mix between a modern dev experience and a mature ecosystem.
One of the main selling points for Svelte is its simplicity. Building apps in Svelte feels like building them in plain HTML and JavaScript, so this framework might be the best option for pragmatic developers who just want to get sh*t done.
A few days back the Solid JS team posted an exciting new announcement titled 'Solid Start 1.0 - The Shape of Frameworks to Come'.
Great News! Signals are coming into JavaScript as an official standard, and it looks like we are one step closer to getting rid of the framework hell that’s ruling frontend development. I know, this sounds impossible, but we’ll slowly get there. Let me explain!
Serious developers will tell you to always favor composition over inheritance.
Write once, run anywhere. This is every Java developer’s wet dream, but it looks like it is going to be Kotlin, Java’s younger, smarter and prettier sister, who’s going to deliver on this promise.
If this is the first time you are hearing about Rust, you are probably living under a rock. Rust is the darling of the tech community, has some pretty impressive achievements, and enjoys the backing of a few big industry leaders.
It’s time for the jokes about Java to stop, and in this article I’m going to tell you why.