Migrating an app from AngularJS to Vue in TypeScript is not an easy task. In fact, we've come across many caveats everyone intrested should know about.

At some point you have to choose the technological stack for your application. Vue vs React, which JavaScript framework should you use for software development?

We guarantee that these JavaScript libraries will significantly speed up the development process of your very own Vue application and at the same time make sure that it will look awesome!

Vue JS is coming really strong into 2019, and with every month is getting closer to stand against giants such as Angular or even React in terms of popularity and utilization in business applications.

Many say that PWAs will be the new standard in the future world of mobile apps, and they're probably right! With tech giants behind it, Progressive Web Applications became an amazing technology that will soon make native applications obsolete.

If you’re wondering what 2019 will bring when it comes to top JavaScript development check out our newest blog post about upcoming trends.

Despite being relatively new, the Vue.js framework is growing more and more popular everyday. Just last month it’s been downloaded over 2.4 million times.

So you have a mobile app you would like to build. The first question you need to ask yourself is what kind of app is it going to be? Native? Hybrid? Web? What is the difference and how should you choose?

In this post, I'll share some tips, tricks, and tools I use every day in frontend development. So buckle-up, and let’s jump into the vast world of the web!

When you're a newbie in the complex code world and crave for knowledge, good resources are key to success. Blogs, forums, dev meetings - where to start? All of these options are worth trying but there are also those old-fashioned artefacts called books which could be very helpful. Here is a special list created by our team members. Check out what to read at the beginning of your coding journey...

When thinking RWD most of you picture fluid grids and responsive images, forgetting a quite important piece of the puzzle - the content. *Since content is king* and most probably your content is mostly text, the text is king. Let’s see what we can do to display text properly on vast range of devices.

While we mostly use sass for it's variables, nesting and mixins, the language itself is way more powerful. A lot of features may not be used on your everyday site, but there are times when they come in handy. Let's take a look on how one would approach automatic class generation for any grid based sprites and how this could vastly shorten your code.

Gentle normalize.css ----------------------- Your usual reset.css leaves you with absolutely nothing - each and every style has to be written by yourself, from scratch. We were looking for a set of rules that would remove browser inconsistencies while preserving some default and desirable styling. Foundation's normalize.css gives you just that.