Online advertising has turned into something trivial for us. We receive advertisements by email, see them on YouTube, social networks, online shops, etc. We take internet ads as they are and just notice the things that they try to sell us. However, have you ever wondered what mechanism drives online advertisements and how does digital advertising work?
Evolution never stops. All things come into the world, grow and fade away in the end, letting other things take their place - that's the circle of life. Being a part of life, web browsers can't escape the same fate. It's time for them to grow and evolve. Today we'll look at WebAssembly. It's a pretty interesting technology that can take web browsers to a new level.
Due to the growing scale and complexity of the challenges that app developers have to deal with, there is a strong need of new tools to help them fight against the titans.
Event bus is a great solution that allows objects with different lifecycles and located in different layers of hierarchy to communicate. I venture to suggest that if you have an event bus in your Android application, most likely you use libraries like Otto or EventBus. However, Otto from Square was officially deprecated.
We can't imagine our lives without gadgets and every month there appear more and more smart devices, useful applications and innovative services. None of them would be possible without great ideas and participation of professionals who can and love to code. The advancement of technologies and custom software development opened up a lot of doors and made many unimaginable things real.
On February 15, 2016 JetBrains company released v1.0 of Kotlin. Let's discuss why Kotlin is good and if there are any drawbacks of using this language, both for developers and for entrepreneurs.
Let's imagine that your dream has come true: your app has been created, the development process is left behind. What's next? The time has come to introduce your application to the world.
Electron: if you can build a website, you can build a desktop appCurrently, in the Web we can do almost everything using HTML/CSS/JS. There is a lot of libraries, frameworks, debug tools, test frameworks, articles and training resources. Also, do not forget about StackOverflow, where you can find the answers to questions almost instantly and some of them with real examples. Even for browser, there are many extensions that follow, measure, debug, show us each part of the site.
Certain work requires specific tools, as people say. If you want to dig a hole - use a spade, a nail can be battered down with a hammer, a tree can be cut with an axe, etc. But there will always be tasks, for which using a standard tool won't be enough - you will have to enhance and customize it.
The first and the most important thing you need to know about Google Maps service – it is awesome! It's an extremely fast, reliable, highly customizable freemium tool.