Michael Ramirez

Isomorphic JavaScript and WebSocket JavaScript are prominent technologies used to build interactive web applications. The isomorphic JavaScript platform is a type of JavaScript that can be used on both the client side and the server side of an application, while WebSocket JavaScript is a protocol that allows full-duplex communication between a client and a server.  […]

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Isomorphic JavaScript is a programming language that allows programmers to create code that can be utilized on the client and the server side of an application. Because of its capacity to drastically reduce development time and costs, this programming language is experiencing a rapid rise in popularity.  But using isomorphic JavaScript requires a server.  Which […]

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Developing an app requires a framework. There are a lot of options today, two of which are isomorphic JavaScript and AngularJS. This breakdown will give you a better understanding of how each functions, their pros and their cons so you can figure out if either one will be right for your next application.  What is […]

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Isomorphic JavaScript (also known as Universal JavaScript) is a scripting language that can be used on an application’s client and server side. It is becoming incredibly popular due to its ability to reduce the amount of code needed for an application. However, you may face challenges using isomorphic JavaScript if you’re trying to find the […]

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Several developers have complained about “JavaScript framework fatigue” because so many frameworks and tools are available. It’s a topic the JS community has been buzzing about. Tools that initially seemed intimidating to beginners that had just begun learning to code, are now familiar. But more and more tools have been developed to keep developers busy. […]

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Isomorphic JavaScript is a framework that allows developers to write code that can be used on both the client and server side. This technology has been adopted by popular companies due to its ability to reduce development time and cost.  The more developers work with the isomorphic JavaScript framework the more resources there are for […]

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Applications that share code between the server and client are known as isomorphic applications. Using this technology, you no longer need to develop separate programs for a website’s front and back end.  Adopting isomorphic JavaScript is gaining traction very quickly. Indeed, a lot of well-known frameworks, like Meteor and React, are already utilizing isomorphic JavaScript.  […]

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Modules are sections of code within a file that carry out a particular operation when called by a larger application. A module can be a single function or collection of related functions.  Modules enable you to divide up your code into more manageable parts. They are commonly used to divide software applications into chunks that […]

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A string is a fundamental data type used to handle text in JavaScript. For instance, when we initialize a string in JavaScript it looks like this: const name = ‘John’; Of course, that won’t make much sense unless you have a good understanding of isomorphic Javascript strings. Keep reading for further explanation of what JavaScript […]

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Applications written in isomorphic JavaScript share the same JavaScript code between the user’s browser and the server hosting the application. Isomorphic JavaScript has now been adopted by popular companies and is continuing to expand for a number of reasons. Let’s take a few minutes to go over some examples and key benefits of the isomorphic […]

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