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6th March 2025

React Hooks

React Hooks are functions that enable functional components to use React state and lifecycle features. They eliminate the need for class components, making code cleaner and easier to maintain As you may know, React is a open-source library used to build user interfaces in a simpler and more efficient way than tools that came before (vanilla JS and jQuery mainly). It was developed by Meta (aka Facebook) and released to the public in 2013. Hooks were a feature introduced years later in 2016 (in React’s 16.8 version). Just to have an idea of what hooks are for and why are […]
31st August 2024

Release React Native 0.75

The release of React Native 0.75 marks a significant milestone with a series of impactful updates and changes aimed at improving performance, stability, and the overall developer experience. Below, we provide a comprehensive overview of the enhancements, new features, and breaking changes included in this version. For those interested in the previous version, you can review the details of React Native 0.74 by visiting the following link: Release React Native 0.74.0. Highlights 🚀 Enhancements in Yoga 3.1 and Layout Improvements React Native 0.75 includes Yoga 3.1, which brings several enhancements and new layout capabilities. One of the key highlights is the support […]
8th March 2021

9 Top JavaScript Mobile Frameworks To Know In 2021

The mobile apps in iOS, Android, and Windows Phone are coded using different programming languages. An iOS app uses Objective-C, an Android app is coded with Java or Kotlin, while a Windows Phone application uses .NET technology. However, with decent knowledge in JavaScript, CSS, and HTML, you can build awesome mobile apps. Therefore, in this blog we are going to discuss top JavaScript mobile app frameworks:- For custom javascript mobile app development, JavaScript has been a promising programming language and it’s not going anywhere in the near future.  However, does JavaScript has the same impact on mobile app development? Let’s find out. […]