Web Development

Rails data migration should be performed in accordance with some rules, tips and notes, so that you won’t need ages to finish it. This is all the more important when you are tasked with creating a clear development environment setup, and removing old records is key. Check how we did that when we overtook one of the Ruby projects.

So, if you’re here then you are probably wondering where the Vue framework is in 2019. The past year was really good for this, loved by many, framework. With constant updates, support from its creators and very talented community, 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.

Progressive Web Application (PWA) is a great concept. A website that at the same time acts as a native app gives you several fantastic features: it uses less data, loads instantly, can be accessed offline, or doesn’t even need frequent updates… And that’s only the beginning. Alright. But what is the PWA meaning at all?

What is Vue and what are the most important pros and cons of this JavaScript front end framework? The question is worth answering, as the popularity of Vue.js is more or less at the same – high! – level. Read on!

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?

Jekyll is a Ruby-based static site generator, meaning it’s a solution that lets you create fast-loading static sites with dynamic contents. However, to publish sites you’d still need a content management system (CMS). For Jekyll, the choice isn’t really limited but this time we want you to concentrate on Netlify CMS, which we used on our website.