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Introduction To E-commerce Development Ecommerce is booming as more and more B2B and B2C clients are looking for online platforms to buy from. To tap into this growing market you need to understand the e-commerce development process especially with Angular, a powerful framework to build dynamic web applications. What is E-commerce Development? Ecommerce development means building online shopping platforms or web applications. It includes front-end development (design, layout, functionality), back-end development (server side operations), database management, payment gateway integration and security measures. Angular developers are experts in building full-fledged ecommerce applications that perform and user friendly. Why Angular for Online Store? Angular is built with TypeScript which has many advantages like static typing and scalability. Angular’s modular components, dependency injection, component based approach and robust tooling makes it perfect for building structured application...

In this day and age of web applications, React is the ultimate tool to build interfaces. Let’s get into React and see what’s the big deal. React Intro: React (also known as React.js) is a JavaScript library by Facebook to build user interfaces. It’s a component based architecture so you can manage and reuse UI elements across the app. Why React for Web Development One of the best things about React is the hassle free reusability of components. This means developers can write modular and maintainable code, save time and effort. React’s Virtual DOM (Document Object Model) ensures high performance web applications by updating only the necessary parts of the UI and hence faster rendering and better user experience. Building Rich UI with React React lets developers build rich and interactive UIs easily. The component based approach encourages modular and scalable UI development so teams can build complex UIs without compromising on performance. React Native for Development For mobile app de...

Does Google have a problem finding and indexing your React JavaScript web application? This is a very common problem because React framework has some inherent shortcomings from an SEO point of view. Let’s look at some of the problems and their possible solutions: Content hidden due to CSR: React code relies mostly on client side JavaScript files for content. Initially search engine sees almost an empty HTML page with few meta tags. So it becomes very hard for the search engine to figure out what your React web site is all about. Hence content of your site is not indexed by the search engine. Content not suitable for preview: By default, React uses Hash-based routing for client-side navigation. This type of URL encoding does not represent the actual page content. Hence these URLs are not considered as different pages by the search engine and hence crawling and indexing do not work properly. Less control on server-side configuration: Most of the React web applications these days are depl...