Posts tagged with "Frontend"

React Context vs Redux: Which one is the right winner

In this article, we provide a concise overview of state management, the Context API, and Flux architecture. Our emphasis is on exploring the pros and cons of React Context and Redux to recap and clarify the best tool for a React app.

19.08.2020, 10 min read: Marta Zażlak

React vs Vue in 2020. Differentiators Worth To Compare

Typically, the most popular solutions are created by large software companies that provide permanent support, maintenance, and build community. A similar case is with React, created by Facebook, and Vue.js, by Every You. Both are under the MIT license that allows using them in professional software development for commercial usage. Here, we focus on objective criteria to compare React vs Vue.

27.07.2020, 7 min read: Marta Zażlak

React vs Vue in 2020. What is the best choice?

In this blog post, you’ll learn about making the right choices through comparing two popular front-end frameworks, Vue and React, by a set of objective criteria. You will find it useful if you are to make a technology decision and want to understand what main differences are between React and Vue-based solutions.

16.07.2020, 7 min read: Marta Zażlak

Trello Stats - Track productivity in a simple way

Tracking teams' productivity has always been a challenge. The Trello tool helps organize work and complete tasks efficiently. However, understanding how to interpret the completed cards is crucial for assessing your team's efficiency. In this article, I will delve into the concept behind Trello Stats, discussing the challenges I faced as a front-end developer and sharing the lessons I learned along the way.

15.10.2019, 7 min read: Adrian Capitta

How to serve web app that supports specific browsers?

Building websites or web apps for all major browsers means extra work to do because you must ensure that all of the code you write is supported in each browser.

19.04.2019, 4 min read: Piotr Broniszewski

Is it the right moment for a Progressive Web App?

Over 5 billion users of mobile devices in the world generate 68% of Internet traffic. While there is more traffic coming from mobile web browsers than native mobile apps, the problem is that website visitors rarely come back. They usually read articles, watch videos or perform one-time searches. However, users who use mobile apps spend much more time in them, i.e. are more engaged with a particular brand. Why is that?

01.10.2018, 8 min read: Piotr Broniszewski

Creating a JavaScript game can be fun!

When I got a job as a frontend developer in DO OK, I never thought that I’d create a game. Of course, I expected to learn a lot about React, Javascript or teamwork, but how could I know that a bit of free time and a crazy idea would be transformed into DOOKTOPUS?

22.08.2018, 8 min read: Mateusz Mitelski

Cross-platform project struggles: a Navigation story

What should you consider when choosing React Native instead of native mobile development? In this article, I will reveal top pitfalls related to building a smooth navigation experience for end-users of your mobile application.

17.08.2018, 4 min read: Piotr Olejnik