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Ionic framework

it_geeks — Tue, 18 Apr 2017 13:42:10 +0000

IONIC is a great framework for a MVP or an app prototype and is mainly for mobile applications . It allows one to swiftly create a basic version of one’s app. And after that – test it on one’s users. Ionic framework with plugins is able to handle most common use cases. The beautiful, open source front-end SDK for developing hybrid mobile apps with HTML5. Ionic is a breeze to learn & work with, and cross-compiles to iOS and Android using per-device differentiator classes to theme accordingly. Ionic uses Cordova, which simply spins up one’s system browser to render app (called Webview). Ionic is a great hybrid framework. Especially Ionic v2. It’s easy to learn and quite fast for a hybrid framework. Ionic uses HTML and CSS to lay out it’s views, so not only will you have all of the power of CSS transitions, SVG animation, and canvas drawing, but you will also feel at home with the DOM. If one need to bootstrap a startup and want to cut development time and costs by leveraging existing skill sets, Ionic is one of the best choices. Ionic creates apps for iOS, Android and Windows. Ionic runs inside a single WebView, with everything on screen rendered via CSS. Ionic’s tooling is built more around the vanilla Cordova workflow. Good things one must know about this framework is:

open source
good quality, well maintained
seems to work well on a good variety of phones and OSes
graphically very nice
extra services, like for push notifications, graphical editing of apps
you can include “angularised” versions of Cordova plugins with ngcordova
less time to build app
1 code base for all platforms
Design, Ionic takes care of design and follows platform guidelines, meaning that apps have different look & feel depending on the platform they are running
Most apps are going to be actually easier to build with Ionic

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Bootstrap

it_geeks — Tue, 04 Apr 2017 12:29:36 +0000

Bootstrap is an open-source Javascript framework developed. Bootstrap is a free collection of tools for creating a websites or web applications. There are lots of design templates and classes for typography, forms, buttons, navigation and other interface components, as well as optional JavaScript extensions. BOOTSTRAP is a commonly used CSS HTML and Javascript framework that enables rapid development of responsive websites. Bootstrap is a front-end development framework that enables developers & designers to quickly build fully responsive websites. It was initially developed as an internal tool by former Twitter employees and was later released as an open source project on Git hub. The framework uses a 12 point fluid grid system and a variety of ready-made UI components.

Responsive Design− Bootstrap’s responsive CSS adjusts to Desktops,Tablets and Mobiles.
Mobile first approach− Since Bootstrap 3 and 4, the framework consists of Mobile first styles throughout the entire library instead of in separate files.
Easy to get started− With just the knowledge of HTML and CSS anyone can get started with Bootstrap. Also the Bootstrap official site has a good documentation.
Browser Support− It is supported by all popular browsers.
It contains beautiful and functional built-in componentswhich are easy to customize.
Provides a clean and uniform solutionfor building an interface for developers.
Provides web based customization.
Best of all it is an open source.
Base styling for most HTML elements(Typography,Code,Tables,Forms,Buttons,Images,Icons)
Bundled Javascript plugins

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Front end Development with Angular.JS

it_geeks — Wed, 18 Jan 2017 13:09:04 +0000

If you are about to proceed for your next web application project in JavaScript Framework you must need to take a quick look at Angular.js as your programming tool. As there are many JavaScript frameworks available, such as Jquery, Backbone.js and Knockout.js, so its a bit difficult to single out one. So here are some benefits of Angular.JS to get over the dilemma of selecting the right framework and opting for this one. Some benefits of Angular.JS for quick front end development may have convinced this is the tool to choose for Web applications.

Proficiency to Create Web Applications Quickly and Easily

With Angular.js, there is no need to create your own object and event handlers, as it includes two-way data binding. In addition, it saves to the server and offers the ability to shift from watching elements and events, to watching a model instead.

Extensible and Flexible

Angular.js is fully extensible and can work well with other libraries. In addition, all of its features can be modified, or replaced with other features, in order to meet your custom development needs.

Easy to Learn

If you already have experience developing with JavaScript, Jquery, Backbone.js, and are learning how to use Angular.js, it should only take you a couple of weeks to become proficient(understanding best practices and elements of the framework).

Easy to Collaborate with Other Developers.

With the ability to create directives in Angular.js, and dependency injection, you are able to easily collaborate with other developers. A number of Angular.js directive bridge libraries have been developed, so that Angular.js directives can be applied to other existing projects, using different frameworks, which makes adding new functionalities to an existing element.

Angular.js can be a great solution if you are looking for quick front end development, and its features are vast. Here are just some of the many features it presents to developers:

Views and routes
• Form validation
• Ability to extend HTML with your own behavior
• Emphasis on testability
• Ability to add HTML tags/attributes, so that your browser can do more

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Responsive Web Designs

it_geeks — Mon, 28 Nov 2016 13:05:19 +0000

RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN a website which is designed to work properly in regular computer and tablets and smartphones. That means same resources from the desktop site, but display it’s information in a way that is appropriate to any device visitors might be using to see the site. It becomes very easy for anyone to check the Internet for anything related to a conversation, idea or desire that they may have at that instant. The problem comes when your site is not coded to be displayed correctly for these devices people are using while trying look for your product. If your site is not easy to navigate the visitor’s first reaction will be to click back into their search engines results and look for another company where they feel more comfortable to make their purchase.

Search Engines have been putting a lot of attention on this matter and giving preference to responsive websites over non-responsive ones in their search results. You should have a responsive website design that besides looking good it also flows nicely when browsing your site. Also, just creating an app does not guaranty that people will download and install it just to make purchases or contact you. It all depend on your industry and how you expect your responsive site to behave on each situation, One more thing to take in consideration is page speed. You want your responsive website to load fast as possible since most of your visitor will be connected to their Internet using their data connection and sometimes these connections can be very very slow. The company in charge of the creation of your responsive site be aware of this and have the technology and all the needed codes and optimizations to make this happen. Otherwise the customer clicking back to look for one of your competitors with a better website.

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