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Node.js help developers in building applications using JavaScript outside browser environment. It is an emerging technology which fills the gap between server, mobile applications and web.

When it comes to Web Development, JavaScript frameworks today are among the most desired platforms both for businesses and developers. JavaScript is among the most popular programming language and with the popularity one of Node.js, JS has grown popularity for both front-end and back-end web development.

We all know that TypeScript and JavaScript are among the most popular and widely used programming languages in the world of application development. To understand the differences and use cases, and in order to know which one is best suited, I have done some research and have come up with logic and reasonings in the form of a blog. Here, we will be talking about the two languages, their correlation, benefits of each of them, and the primary difference.

Knockout is a Javascript library that aids you to create responsive and rich display with a comparatively cleaner underlying data model.

Yandroid offers powerful Google Android API Customization solutions as per your demands. With the help of framework APIs we offer unique Android App Customization services.

In the world of app development, React Native: the open source programming language utilizing JavaScript has hailed a big spot. Hybrid app frameworks have taken major steps to bridge the massive gap between the performance of native apps and the ease of its development. Facebook's React Native is on the leading edge of this technology but every coin has two sides. While everyone is busy justifying the good deeds of React lets see so as to why you should not REACT!

As a developer, we all know the capabilities of Xamarin and this blog is specifically for .Net developers who are ready to dive into the mobile world. Xamarin, an open source framework help mobile app developers in developing applications for Android, iOS, and UWP (Universal Windows Platform) which is commonly written in C# or XAML.

When your enterprise plans to launch an app, which path do you pick: Native app development or Cross-platform app development? Native app each for android, iOS, Windows takes more effort but pays attention-to-details. On the contrary, developing a cross-platform application uses a single framework reducing time and cost efforts but seems likely to compromise on quality of apps.

Cloud applications are changing the way we look at the internet. They're additionally becoming more status quo, and increasingly being incorporated into diverse websites. It's gotten to the point where so many disparate elements virtually require website management solutions as well as continuous monitoring and development-and that from professional quarters; not sourced internally.

Developers when used to work on any cross platform application they used to face many application performance issues and these application owners have to compromise on delivering stage as developers used to fail in offering the same smooth experience to their users as native could give. Since not everyone can afford the native development of Android and iOS, switching to cross-platform app development was the better choice as a maximum code is reused on both iOS and Android platforms which saves a lot of development time and costs.