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Isomorphic JavaScript allows you to run the same code on both the browser client and web application server, which is why it’s often considered the holy grail of web application development.  This application design has grown in popularity as a means to address crucial concerns affecting businesses, such as page load times and SEO compatibility. […]

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Wrangling your code on both the server side and client side of your site or app is a major difficulty in JavaScript (JS) development. Full-stack JS developers have mastered working on a project’s front and back ends, but many people rely on JS libraries and frameworks that have already been developed to simplify the job.  […]

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Routing, often known as an HTTP router, is a technique that directs HTTP requests to the code that is responsible for handling them. To put it more simply, the HTTP router is where it’s decided what actions should be taken when a user accesses a particular website. Numerous routing libraries are already built and ready […]

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There are a number of platforms available today for developers of all skill levels. Two popular options are isomorphic JavaScript and ExpressionEngine. Which one should you use? Take a look at the difference between isomorphic Javascript and ExpressEngine to decide which one will work best. Isomorphic JavaScript framework The isomorphic JavaScript framework describes a scripting […]

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Due to the increasing complexity of HTML pages, isomorphic JavaScript is becoming more difficult to write. This is why libraries exist. When writing JavaScript, programmers refer to a library file that contains pre-written functions for completing common tasks, reusing existing code and making the code simpler to read and comprehend. JQuery is a widely used […]

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Isomorphic JavaScript and .NET are both frameworks for building apps, but they work in different ways. The framework you choose will have a direct impact on how an application functions, what it looks like and how easy it is to maintain.  Which framework is going to work best depends on a number of variables. Take […]

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Programmers use a variety of scripting languages when they code. Two scripting languages that are commonly used today are isomorphic JavaScript and react.js. Both have advantages and disadvantages, but which one will be best suited for your application?  Continue reading for an informative overview that I will help you figure out if you should use […]

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A series of characters, such as letters, numbers, or symbols, is known as a string. Strings can be made up of one or more types of characters. In JavaScript, strings are considered primitive data types and immutable, meaning they cannot be changed in any way. Since text is the primary means by which we interact […]

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Isomorphic JavaScript is used by many prominent frameworks, the most notable being Meteor and React. Sharing code between the server and the client, as is the case with isomorphic javascript like Node.js, is becoming an increasingly attractive option and may point to the future of the web development industry.  In this article we’ll explain the […]

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Isomorphic JavaScript applications use the same JavaScript code on both the client browser and the web application’s server side. To be considered isomorphic, an application must be able to execute in either a client or server environment and appear the same in both.  Software engineering is continuously evolving and advancing. The development of JavaScript will […]

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