In 2015, designer Frances Berriman and Google Chrome engineer Alex Russell coined the term “Progressive Web Application” or PWA. This is a concept that seeks to blur the line between native applications and web-based applications, effectively combining the ease of use...
The term GraphQL is getting a lot of attention lately. As its name suggests, it’s a query language, just like SQL (Structured Query Language). Unlike SQL however, it’s used not in database interactions, but in web APIs. To explain the benefits it can bring there,...
In this blog post we’ll have a look at how Web Components can help in breaking away from framework lock-in.
In this blog post we’ll put GraphQL in its historical perspective and wider content, and will discuss its general pros and cons.
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