Tutorials, best practices, pro tips and tricks on building maintainable code, flexible architecture and highly scalable applications - JavaScript, TypeScript, Backbone, React, Redux, PHP
Tutorials, best practices, pro tips and tricks on building maintainable code, flexible architecture and highly scalable applications - JavaScript, TypeScript, Backbone, React, Redux, PHP
Opinions on the future of Web 2.0 differ, and sometimes a lot, but no one would argue that this concept in many ways shaped the present-day Internet. That is why we, developers, should follow new tendencies and trends on the market. Web 2.0 brings with it new requirements.
Today everyone talks about Web 2.0. But while the idea of a collective intelligence, implied here by the terms inventor Tim OReily remains an object of trivial speculations, it is obvious that the World Wide Web is changing. Web applications are increasingly approaching the level of functionality, which is usually found only in desktop applications. And as this trend is gaining momentum, we can already witness the dawn of a new era brought about by a novel kind of web applications - Rich Internet Applications (RIA)