by Abhishek Nag | Jan 6, 2023 | Mobile App Development, Uncategorized, Web Development
FinTech as a sector has seen tremendous growth in recent years. More and more banks and other financial institutions have been adopting technology to revolutionize the normal way they had been working till now. But, why FinTech matters so much in today’s world? Well,...
by Abhishek Nag | Nov 7, 2022 | Product Engineering, Web Development
Software development is an important as well obvious term in modern times. The digital world cannot be able to expand its features quite easily without expert developers for sure. A number of crucial coding languages and digital cloud platforms help developers a lot...
by sushrut mahajan | Oct 10, 2022 | Product Engineering, Web Development
In this tech blog, we will have a look at the top techniques to speed up react app. Immutable data structure: – Data that cannot be changed is called immutable, react usually update the DOM when the newly returned element with the previous rendered element is...
by Pankaj | Aug 23, 2022 | Product Engineering, Technologies, Web Development
Nowadays, most corporate organizations worldwide are opting for Node.JS to create their unique and game-changing applications. It seems that Node.JS has something to offer everyone, including Trello, PayPal, Walmart, and even NASA. Now, you may wonder why Node JS is...
by Abhishek Nag | Apr 11, 2022 | Product Engineering, Technologies, Web Development
Technology is an indispensable part of every field now. Especially after the pandemic, there has been an ever-rising indulge of technology in healthcare application. Mobile health apps have started becoming ever so popular, Telehealth, telemedicine are being looked up...
by Corporate | Dec 15, 2020 | App Development, Technologies, Web Development
Why we need Interceptors? Very often we want to enforce or apply behaviour when receiving or sending HTTP requests within our application. We want to perform the tasks like authenticating, logging, updating the request header, error catching etc. for every http...
