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When starting a new web application development project, all developers have a puzzle to solve: What framework should they use? While there is no clear answer to that question, we can provide some guidance and let you make an educated choice in the end.…

Thanks to the recent rapid rise of JavaScript apps, more JavaScript frameworks are now available to meet the needs of application developers. When you hear the term “front-end” in relation to app development, you generally think of visuals of the user interface, don’t you?…

It’s difficult to keep up with the shifting JS ecosystem when new JavaScript frameworks and libraries are released every year. React and Next.js, however, are among the most popular front-end web development tools, even considering the current sea of JavaScript frameworks and libraries.…

The 2nd beta of WordPress 4.9 is out now. The future update is expected to be officially released on November 14th, 2017. On the other hand, the Gutenberg Project is going on a somewhat different path – Matt Mullenweg has already confirmed that Gutenberg will be coming along with WordPress 5.0, but this version would come out only after Gutenberg is ready.…

At FastComet, we’re huge fans of the Laravel Framework, running a team of PHP devs occasionally working on large, long-term projects. Its vast feature set, extreme flexibility, and expressive object-oriented design make development delightful and allows us to deliver high-quality products that help us improve our service even more.…

Lumen is a project from Laravel creator Taylor Otwell introduced a couple of years ago. It’s a “micro-framework”, meaning it’s a smaller, faster, leaner version of a full web application framework.…