Showing posts with label nodejs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nodejs. Show all posts

Monday, July 1, 2019

Reasons to Choose Node js for Web Application Development


Selecting a mobile application development framework that suits your business requirements is a challenging task. It is essential for developers to evaluate multiple options and select one that fulfills project requirements as comprehensively as possible. A typical evaluation exercise involves being able to answer the following questions -
  • Does the framework have a sizeable support community?
  • Is rapid application development possible?
  • Can the framework provide features essential for the project?
  • Does it provide scalability?
A technology framework that our mobile application development team at Oodles Technologies uses often is Node.js. Node.js is an open source JavaScript framework that provides a server-side development environment to develop real-time web and mobile applications. Apps designed with Node.js are fast and highly scalable. The framework uses non-blocking and event-based I/O model which is suitable for developing data-intensive, real-time web and mobile applications.
Let’s find out why Node.js is a popular framework for web application development:

Monday, October 29, 2018

NodeJS Application Developers


Struggling to find diligent and progressive NodeJS Application Developers? Want to build superlative web and mobile applications and offer a new path to your business? Your search ends here at Oodles Technologies! We develop feature-rich & highly-customized applications powered by NodeJS so that you can seamlessly achieve your goals and rise ahead of the competitors.


NodeJS is a server-side, cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment used for both desktop and servers applications. It is an open-source community-driven module that has the power to build faster, scalable and reliable real-time applications.

Moreover, NodeJS allows the developers to create various applications such as video and text chat engines, social media apps, real-time tracking apps, online games, and collaboration tools. It is a part of the most advanced and popular web development frameworks incorporated in MEAN Stack. NodeJS is most often used for real-time applications such as news feeds, chat, and web push notifications.   

Want to know how our NodeJS Application Developers can help your businesses? Let’s connect.

What Are The NodeJS Application Development Services That We Offer?


  • Large Web Application Development
  • NodeJS Plugin Development
  • NodeJS Customization
  • NodeJS Real-Time Statistics
  • NodeJS Mobile App Services
  • NodeJS for UI/UX Development
  • NodeJS Integration Solutions
  • E-Commerce & Shopping Cart Development
  • NodeJS Based Server-Side Development
  • Mobile App Development
  • Back-end Dashboard Development
 
Why Choose Us As Your NodeJS Application Developers?  

Oodles Technologies is rapidly emerging as one of the leading software companies providing NodeJS Development services at affordable market prices. We have a seasoned team of NodeJS App Development Experts, having years of experience in delivering avant-garde services to the clients from around the globe.


We specialize in creating high-quality web applications using the NodeJS framework and offer tailor-made solutions that are specifically designed to meet the business requirements of all sizes. Nevertheless, we believe in maintaining transparency in our services and, therefore, provide post-launch support and assistance to our valuable clients.

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Animation in Angular 2

Angular 2 provides a group of great modules to show animations on your page. In this demo we'll show you a simple animation of moving a box div while changing its height and width in between.
Steps : 1
Import following modules in you component
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import { Component, OnInit, trigger, state, style, transition, animate, group } from '@angular/core';
Step : 2
Add following code into @component decorative. Now in this divState will be actually div that will change when one state changes to another, we can also use void and wild card operators. '<=>' this symbol means that animation would trigger when either when normal state changes to highlight or highlight to normal. As shown below we can have animation inside animation as well.
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animations : [
      trigger('divState', [
      state('normal', style({
          'background-color''red',
          'transform''translateX(0px)'
      })),
      state('highlight', style({ // If "highlight" name is not given the style will be applied to void state
      'background-color''blue',
      'transform''translateX(100px)'
      })),
      transition('normal <=> highlight', [
          group([ // Syncronus animation
          animate(500, style({ 'width'"500px" })), // Animations in between transation and will revert back
          animate(500, style({ 'height'"500px" })),
          animate(1000, style({
          'border-radius''50px'
          }))
          ]),
          animate(500) // actual transition animation
      ])
      ])
  ]
Step 3 :
Now add the following in your HTML. Its just a simple box shape div, which animate on click of animate button. Notice, we also defined divState which was shown earlier.
 <input type="button" value="animate" (click)="animateDiv()" />          
  <div class="box"  [@divState]="state" >{{innerText}}</div>
Last Step :-
Now for the last step we would need an animate funtion to call on the click of the button. So, add the following to in your component class. This function only toggle between the state which actually triggers the animation.
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animateDiv(){
            if(this.state == 'normal'){
                this.state = 'highlight';
                this.innerText = "Highlighted";
            }else{
                this.state = 'normal';
                this.innerText = "normal";
            }
        }
The above code displays how basic animation works, feel free to add your own css and play with it.
Read more at - http://www.oodlestechnologies.com/blogs/Animation-in-Angular-2