How do we migrate a web application frontend to Reactjs and still maintain a responsive yet fast performance without compromising the existing SEO and authority? With this article, we aim to put together a case study on React Migration and explain the steps to convert your web app frontend to React.js

You might have heard how Node.js apps power businesses with high speed & performance. However, what are these businesses? & which companies use node.js? Are these common questions you stumble upon while reading about Node.js? If so, this blog will help you navigate 13 of our favourite & top global companies which use Node.js in production and help you identify their challenges and results.

Whether you’re engaged in building customized web apps as a project manager, a frontend developer, or a CTO, you’ve most likely employed Angular. And it’s also possible that your web-apps may be Angular-powered but may still need the Angular best practices for exceptional app performance and organized code. 

The Javascript has had a long history of common security risks associated with it and Reactjs is no exception. The library, React, exhibits a few security vulnerabilities in some of its components boasting millions of downloads, some of which can be fatal for your web application. In this blog, you will find easy ways to fix Reactjs Security Vulnerabilities that reduce the chances of security flaws accumulating over time in your web application.

Starting from jQuery, a Javascript library released in 2006 for building interactive web apps, Javascript frameworks have evolved very quickly over the past few years. And ever since, there has been a trend for developing organized frontend frameworks. This evolution made it possible to meet the concept of Single-Page Applications (SPA) - web apps that dynamically rewrite the web pages without loading entire new pages.