Since WebAssembly/WASM has finally gotten past the 1.0 milestone including official support in the most common browsers, it's time to take a quick dive into the world of interactive and real-time browser applications. To be more specific, one of the enabling web technologies that I think will impact the WASM based applications -> Web Sockets.
First of all, I would like to advocate what I think is a great strength of Svelte. I will make this short since I assume that everybody who writes a blog about Svelte, explains what it is. If interested look up svelte's homepage
on https://svelte.dev.
It's not uncommon for projects to require localization at some point. Setting up and using localization over time, including translation management, can become a tedious and time-consuming task if not done properly.
Laravel is a full-stack server-side rendered framework. And if you want, you can use the Laravel stack to create your whole application from database migrations to the HTML being rendered in the browser.
Knitzilla is a knitting app that I created for my wife.
Originally it was only supposed to keep track of how many rows she knitted, but in time, it grew.
So, Azure DevOps... during these hard times with lockdowns and a spreading virus, it gets increasingly important and relevant to reflect upon the bus-factor. Not only from the perspective of a software team, but from a business critical point-of-view. Besides, faster and consistent delivery is a great bonus.
Test-driven development helps a developer set up predicates that the code should solve, before writing the actual code.
This is the second part of the Flutter series, that will get you started with Flutter. In the first part we learned what Dart is, and we sat up a simple ‘Hello world’-app. In this second part we will dig a little deeper into Flutter and build our very own Pokedex app.
Flutter is getting a lot of attention these days, and rightly so. It is one of the fastest growing frameworks, and it just surpassed React Native in GitHub stars - if that counts for anything. In this two-part article series, we will first introduce what Flutter is, and how to use it. Then in the second part we will apply our newfound knowledge and build a simple Pokedex app.
Not only platforms and frameworks change over time. The application may be separated into multiple sub-applications (microservices) or have parts of its logic shared with other applications.
