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:

AngularJS and jQuery for Web Application Development

AngularJS is a JavaScript framework while jQuery is a JavaScript library. AngularJS was primarily made to run web applications on clients machines. This platform was built to overcome the limitations of technologies like CSS, JavaScript, HTML and other programming languages. If we talk of jQuery, it offers a modular set of platform skeptic methods. These methods help developers handle requirements of the dynamic web including traversing and selecting DOM elements, running calls on AJAX, parsing animations and transition effects, and manipulating elements etc. It standardizes the task of front-end development and user interaction elements.

AngularJS and jQuery both play an important role in front end web development. They are individually ruling the market today but which implementation is better is hard to decide. Here we provide you with the top 4 reasons why AngularJS is better than jQuery.

Read more at - https://www.oodlestechnologies.com/blogs/AngularJS-and-jQuery-for-Web-Application-Development

Migrating prototype.js functionality to jQuery

Visit : http://www.oodlestechnologies.com/blogs/Migrating-prototype.js-functionality-to-jQuery

http://oodlestech.blogspot.com/2017/03/azure-iot-hub-automates-message-routing.html

I have used both and like both. It really depends on your project's requirements. To me, it seems like both platforms came from 2 different directions because of 2 different requirements. They were both created out of the need to solve programming issues to help build websites/applications faster and better.

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