Corporate Blog: Java (Page 10)

The article explores why Java is a preferred choice for back-end development. It highlights Java’s benefits, outlines situations where Java excels, and provides comparisons with alternatives like Groovy, Python, and .NET.

This article is about React Native, its benefits, pre-development considerations, and the app-building process for iOS and Android platforms.

SCAND is glad to announce the release of a brand-new product called Flowrigami, a workflow editor, designed to visualize diverse workflows and configure them using graphic components.

This article provides an overview of Digital Asset Management (DAM). It covers the benefits of DAM, discusses the types of DAM systems, highlights popular DAM tools, and offers guidance on how to develop a DAM system for a business.

SCAND possesses extensive knowledge and experience in web application development. We do our utmost to be aware of and use cutting edge and promising technologies, one of them being the Grails framework.

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.

In the programming world, there are many languages, frameworks, and libraries used by developers for different purposes. But when it comes to .NET and Java, these two go hand in hand, quite often performing similar functions. That is why a comparison of Java and .NET is quite common.  This blog post aims at showing you…

This article provides guidance on how to effectively implement an ERP system in different organizations. It covers the purpose and advantages of ERP software, as well as the steps to follow and mistakes to avoid during implementation.

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.

Mobile application development has been widely discussed in the last few years and statistical data shows that in the past 5 years the number of smartphone users has nearly doubled, from 1.57 billion in 2014 to 2.71 in 2019.