Web Development Blog (Page 5)

Wondering if you’re losing clients because of low website loading speed? Learn the average page load time and how to increase website speed.

In this article, we’ve looked at the current and the latest web development trends and explain which ones are worth implementing in 2023.

Vue.js and React.js are considered to be the most popular for web app development. In this article, we provide a detailed comparison of both to help you decide which one is better for your project.

Outsourcing web application development is a great opportunity for many businesses. However, the outsourcing process can be quite challenging. Find out how to find the right partner and outsource web development projects successfully.

Our team is proud to announce that our hard work and dedication to quality has been recognized — the preeminent ratings and reviews firm Clutch recently named us a Top Web Developer!

The article compares Magento and Shopify as two prominent e-commerce platforms, highlighting their respective pros and cons.

This article is a comprehensive guide to creating a social media app. It discusses the reasons to pursue social media app development, explores various types of social media platforms, and provides tips to build a compelling application.

In this blog post, we will take a closer look at similarities and differences between Java and PHP to see why each of them is a perfect match for certain projects.

If you ask a developer which is better: Python or PHP, you will get into a hot debate. No wonder why, as both languages have it’s pros and cons. In this post, we will compare these two programming languages and try to figure out which one is better for the development of a web app.

Considering the fact that more than 50% of all global online traffic comes from smartphones and tablets, the importance of a good-looking website on a mobile device is inevitable. Still, it is difficult to cover all types of mobile screen resolutions and internet formats with a single solution. Luckily, such companies as Google always put user experience first, offering such open source solutions as AMPs (Accelerated Mobile Pages).