Frontend Development

Modern and joyful to work with.

Svelte is an easy, straightforward view layer without the unnecessary complexity of React. Svelte eliminates the virtual DOM, which is unnecessary in today's browser environment. Svelte results in much less boilerplate and code that is easier to read than React.

Ease of use and extensibility through plugins

We love using Redux, but it's more like salt to us than water :) It's perfect for cross-cutting state that's required in many disparate parts of the DOM, so we only use it for that. There's too many projects that use it for ALL state!

Template 7 has the same syntax as Handlebars but it's light and fast. I liked it cuz it has js_if which is more powerful than the plain if.

Its the best tool for browser and mobile app testing on real devices.

Penpot is open-source, web based and works with open web standards (SVG), written in Clojure.

Excellent GUI, fast client, a pleasure to use.

It uses human-readable classes and not aliases

Tin is a product of TeamCode that can generate executable applications instantly without manual environment configuration. I used it to set up Swagger-UI in a very short time. l mean, like two or three minutes.

Our designing company has been using Webhostuk.co.uk for many years for the quality of there service.

Allows using C# instead of Javascript to develop Client and Server side applications.

I'm using it with React + Tailwind. It makes the app very fast to start and reload (specially with JIT mode in tailwind). We had a project react/taiwind (and many other librairies like redux and such) using CRACO, wich was pretty slow to start. Like 20 secondes for some people (one of us could have to w...