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Rishabh Software Develops Scalable and Engaging Web Applications

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In recent years, the web has been getting more and more ingrained in our daily lives. We use it for everything, from shopping, to banking, to reading our news. The demand for web development talent is as high as ever, and the scope of what developers can do is huge!

As 2016 draws to an end, I can't help but wonder what 2017 will have in store for us. Will the web weave its way into even more areas of our life?

Here's my list of the main players that I think will reshape the tech landscape in 2017!

1. Artificial intelligence

Whenever you talk about the future of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) is always high on the agenda. But right now, I think it is actually justified. A lot of advances have been made in the field of AI in the last year.

AlphaGo, a program built by Google DeepMind, became the first program to beat a professional Go player.

Some of the biggest tech companies, such as Google, Microsoft and Facebook, have been releasing their AI technology to be used by the public. Artificial intelligence is already used by large applications, either to improve search engines, like in Google's case, or in Wikipedia's case to identify inaccurate or damaged articles.

With easier access to the necessary tools for AI development, we can expect developers to start using AI in new and different ways in the new year.

One such example is AI-driven web site creation. For example if you sign up for The Grid, Molly your AI web designer will ask you questions about branding, colors, layout and content, and then, based on pre-programmed algorithms, automatically create an aesthetic website for you. You can ask Molly to update the website as many times as you like, until you get it just right. (All the while contributing to the machine's learning.)

2. Virtual reality

Another topic that always seems to surface when discussing the future of technology is virtual reality or VR. This trend has already started to sweep the gaming industry. The Oculus Rift and the Vive bring new and interesting possibilities to the world of gaming, but it won't stop there.

Companies including Google and Mozilla have begun work on APIs to help VR technology transition to the web. As standards develop, we expect more and more applications to be developed using VR technologies.
In the coming year, we'll see virtual reality in various applications, ranging from news coverage, to virtual real estate tours.
3. Internet of Things (IoT)

The internet of things is a movement where typically non-internet-connected objects are given network connectivity in order to send and receive data. These objects can range from your toaster or kettle, to sensors on motors or sensors embedded in concrete to detect cracks and weaknesses.

Web developers may not be directly involved in the creation of such devices. However, it's likely we'll be involved in the development of applications that use, analyse and display the devices' data. Companies such as Xively and BugLabs have already started working on APIs that can be used by developers to communicate with IoT devices.

Though IoT brings a lot of opportunity for innovation, some concerns have been raised, especially around security. No doubt web developers will have interesting challenges to face - helping to protect our fittings and furnishings from hackers.

4. Rails 5

The newest version of Rails, Rails 5, was released in late June 2016. Seeing as Rails 5 is still young, we expect its popularity to grow as it matures in 2017. The newest release of Rails came with some interesting additions that web developers should get excited about ( aka "now for the science part"):

1. Turbolinks 5 allows developers to create Single Page like Applications directly from the Rails stack, by allowing links to fetch full HTML pages and replacing the body, without the need for client-side JavaScript frameworks.

2. ActionCable is a new way to use websockets in Rails to create real time applications. This makes creating notifications and chat features so much easier, all the while still having access to all your ActiveRecord resources.

3. Rails 5 also merged the popular rails_api gem into its codebase. Developers can now easily create API only applications in Rails and hook them up to their favorite JavaScript or native frameworks.

5. Angular 2 and beyond

2016 also saw the release of Angular 2, and with it came a lot of changes - Google's frontend JavaScript framework has been completely redesigned.

It now takes advantage of JavaScript ES6's features, applications are written in TypeScript, and they now moved towards a more component driven architecture.

Along with its release, Angular now has a more defined and regular release schedule. As they explain in this post, they intend to release three minor updates and one major update every 6 months, which means that we're sure to see a lot more changes in this widely popular framework.

6. Yarn package manager

Package managers are incredibly popular tools, especially in the frontend JavaScript communities. They make it easier for developers to install, update, configure and uninstall code modules within their applications. They do so by communicating with a registry of code modules and manage the various dependencies code modules usually have.

The most popular JavaScript package managers are NPM and Bower. However, a new package manager has been developed by Facebook, in collaboration with Exponent, Google and Tilde. We expect its popularity to grow in 2017.

Yarn aims to address issues Facebook have experienced with NPM, particularly in areas such as performance, security, and consistency. This new package manager still has access to the NPM and Bower registries.

For example, when using NPM, depending on the order in which modules are installed, developers might end up with two different versions of a particular module in their local development environment. This can cause issues where everything works fine on one developer's machine but not on another's. To address this issue, Yarn uses lockfiles to tie modules to a specific version within a project, thus assuring that the same version is installed on all developers machines.

7. Static website generators

Static website generators create websites from plain text, usually stored in files and not in databases. In certain situations, static websites built by generators such as Jekyll, allow for some advantages, such as increased speed, security, ease of deployment and their handling of traffic surges. However, they have no real time content or user content (such as comments), which have become a "must" on the web today.

As Content Delivery Networks and APIs become more and more the way of life of the web and make it easier for content and templates to be deployed, many devs think static site generators might be an interesting area to watch in the coming year.
Separating the templates and markup from the "full stack" way of thinking might just make static site generators the "it" thing again.
8. Web design evolution

If you're interested in design, here are a few trends to watch out for next year:

1. Movement based interfaces will probably become a staple on the web. Perhaps when combined with libraries such as tracking.js, interfaces that respond to hand movements could be closer than we think.

2. Bolder and larger typography is likely to become more prevalent.

3. People often want engaging and compelling ways to get their information quickly. This will likely elicit a rise in the use of videos and other storytelling visuals.

The web is an interesting place, where nothing stands still for too long. Information is always changing and the methods we use to deal with that information will always evolve along with it.

2017 is likely to bring some very interesting developments in web technologies, and I, for one, am looking forward to seeing what it holds in store for us!
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Over the recent past, websites have entirely become vital corporate tools. They are used at least in every field from marketing to engineering. The high demand for websites has put developers on the spot, a situation that explains the current industrial competition for better platforms.

Regardless of the technological dynamics, a good website should be easy and affordable for use by the web owner or their clients, a convenience which should be prioritized by web developers. Hence, the following website development trends made to the top list in 2017.

1. Angular JS

AngulaJS should be familiar with those who are always up to date which technological advancements in the web-based development industry. The tool is an open-source JavaScript framework that is designed for single paged web applications using an MVC (Model Viewer Controller) architectural framework.

AngularJS is a front-end plan aimed at supporting your web page design process. The new AngularJS 4 is extensively different from previous versions such that, it's building blocks are data bindings, components, dependency injections, metadata and more. AngularJS also uses a component of hierarchy as its principal architectural concept, and more so, its modularity makes it more of a faster and lighter core.

In summary, the following features make AngularJs an important 2017 trend:

It can deliver modern based web capabilities and experiences like offline availability, high performance, and zero-step installation.

Enables faster creation of UI views.

Boost your web's Command line tools, for the development side.

Faster loading of apps.

2. Artificial Intelligence

It is another advancement that has revolutionized the modern IT industry. AI (Artificial Intelligence) was first conceptualized by tech giants like Google and Facebook, but today many app developers have adopted the tech to make their inventions operate more like humans. For example, Facebook uses facial recognition in photo tagging.

The key advantage of AI is that it facilitates devices to web-platforms to automatically operate without strict human interventions. Hence this leads to improved accuracy, efficiency, and generally better user experience. LinkedIn, a global leading web-based professional site has become the latest adopter of AI. The website now targets mobile users with its improved interface, this owing to the previous research, which suggests that 50 percent of its users use mobile phones to access the website.

AI is not only a trendy dynamic, but it also enhances user experiences. A study by Merril Lynch estimates the AI market to rise to $153 billion by the end of 2018. Microsoft's Cortana or Google Assistant are some of the high-level web-based AI adjustments of this age. Online marketers and retailers have also adopted this tech as their branding strategy.

3. Virtual reality

VR technology is often associated with video games. Although the tech has been around us for some time now, its potential is increasingly getting realized by corporate bigwigs days on. Bigger industrial players like Google have already incorporated their APIs (application programming interface) to enable web-based VR transition.

The VR tech generates improved customer experience through virtual presentations for products like golf courses and real estate properties. Thanks to this tech, major brands have reported improved sales. Thus, it strategically positions itself as an important marketing and web-based tool that needs to be observed over time especially this period where web users are increasingly demanding for improved content consumption experience.

4. Ruby on Rails

Also referred to as 'Rails', the tech is a server-based web application system. Although since 2005 Rails has not shown much competitiveness in web development, the rise of Rails 5 on June 2016 has proven the tech's influential capabilities. Features like ActionCable and Turbolinks 5 are amongst the favorite in the new re-engineering.

With Turbolinks 5, web developers can directly create single paged applications from Rails stack. Meaning that with the system, developers don't require client-side JavaScript frameworks. Ruby on Rails 5 performance has also been improved and enhanced using aesthetic flexibilities, which capacitates web developers to shift their focus on the overall website's appearance.

The ActionCable feature enhances an integration of WebSockets with other Rails applications. Moreover, they enable the real-time writing of features on Ruby in similar form and style of other Rails applications while maintaining scalability and effective performance.

5. Static website generators

StaticGen combines language markups like reStructuredText or Markdown with engines for creating templates such as Jinja, to generate HTML files. HTML files developed from the process can be served and hosted by a CDN (content delivery network), or a web server without using other dependencies like a WSGI server.

The advantage of static content files like CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), JavaScript, and HTML is that they can be served using a CDN at a low cost yet with high scaling. CDN's can also sustain the high concurrent traffic on a website that is statically generated without dropping connections.

Generally, static website generators work by allowing users to generate HTML files through coding of template files, written in a markup language. HTML generated from this process regenerates each type of templates or markup modification. With the StaticGen, websites can also be created using plaintexts as opposed to coding.

Other techs, like Jekyll, can help enhance the speed, security, ease, and bolster the handling of a traffic surge on a static web. Other common static generating elements include Pelican, which is often used to create a Full Stack Python, Lektor a content management system, and more others. The StaticGen technology has also improved the efficiency of web host managers like the 24/7 WordPress support team in dispensing their supportive services such as live customization of CSS forums.

To conclude, websites are increasingly becoming important tools for individuals and corporate branding, marketing, and more other uses. These means that web developers should rise to the occasion by remaining versed with the industrial dynamics especially in the contemporary world where consumers are getting more inclined on consumption experiences.

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With 2016 coming to an end, the question in many designers' minds is: what will define web development in 2017? In the recent years, the worldwide web has become an integral part of life for many. People use it for almost everything including reading news, banking, and shopping just to name a few. The demand for web development is only going to increase, and this means that the scope of what web designers and developers can do is limitless. That said, here a few of the latest trends in web development that will be big in 2017.

1. Internet of Things (IoT)

Internet of Things has taken web development, and according to Technavio, its expected growth between 2015 and 2019 is 31.72%. IoT allows for the exchange of data in a manner that was never possible before by linking smart objects to the internet. Web developers will come up with solutions that are upgraded and which will allow users to control as well as communicate with their daily equipment and gadgets.

2. Material Design

Material Design is a conceptual design philosophy by Google that outlines how an app should perform and look on wireless devices. It deconstructs everything ranging from style and animation to layouts. Moreover, the material design provides guidance on patterns, components, and usability. When it comes to the development of websites, it has become a leading visual philosophy that will come in handy for developers in the coming year particularly when layered interfaces are involved. The apparent usability of material design, as well as its design, has had an enormous impact on how people view and interact with various interfaces.

3. Static Website Generators

These create websites from the plain text that are stored in files rather than databases. Static website generators allow for benefits such as handling of traffic surges, ease of deployment, security as well as increased speed. The main downside is that they do not have room for user content or real-time content like comments, which have become a must in today's world. With APIs and Content Delivery Networks becoming more of a way of life of the web and making deployment of templates as well as content easy; many developers are confident that this area is one of the latest web development trends to watch in 2017.

4. One Page Websites

Gone are the days when websites had several pages and tabs for users to get confused over. One page websites have become the preferred choice for many companies as they look great on handheld devices like tablets and smartphones. Many web development companies use the one-page design to develop sites for single services. The main challenge here is improving SEO as they only have one title tag and one meta description. Workarounds for these are, however, expected to emerge in 2017.

5. Yarn Package Manager

Package managers are a very popular tool, more so in JavaScript communities. They make it so easy to configure, update, install as well as uninstall code modules within applications. This is achieved through communication and management of various dependencies of code modules. Bower and NPM are the most popular JavaScript package managers. There is also a new package manager known as Yarn that has been developed by Facebook in collaboration with Tilde, Google, and Exponent. Its popularity is expected to rise tremendously in the coming year. This manager is designed to address issues like consistency, security, and performance that Facebook has experienced with NPM.

6. Videos, Animation and Motion UI instead of static images

Over the past few years, the popularity of static images in website development has decreased considerably while that of Motion UI, video and animation has increased. Motion UI is one of the three sections of Zurb's Foundation for Apps. Many developers prefer it for creating animations and CSS transitions as it allows for richness and smoothness with pre-defined motion. The latest version Motion UI comes with flexible CSS patterns that work great on all JavaScript animation libraries, an animation queuing system and more options that allow for robust transition. It allows website developers to integrate prototypes of animated elements into websites seamlessly. Motion UI will, therefore, be an efficient way to do away with static images in the New Year.

7. Angular 2 and Beyond

This year saw the release of Angular 2, which came with plenty of changes. Such include Google's JavaScript framework that was redesigned completely. The new Angular takes advantage of the features if JavaScript ES6 and the applications are written in TypeScript that allows for a more component is driven architecture. The company also cites in this post that Angular now has a more flexible release schedule and that one major update, as well as three minor updates, should be expected every six months. It is safe, therefore, to say that 2017 will see many changes in this framework.

8. Open Cart for E-Commerce Websites

E-commerce has tremendously changed how people shop and every year brings design improvements that make the shopping experience more seamless. Traditional platforms will be replaced by Open Cart in 2017 as many companies will use it as part of their branding strategies. Opencart combines robust functionality and easy usage of e-commerce into one affordable package. The ease with which it can be set up has made it popular among web developers. You can download it for free and integrate it with support as well as free software upgrades. Also, the platform is lightweight, easy to download as well as host. More importantly, you have several payment gateways including SagePay, WorldPay, PayPal, and Web Payment.

9. Virtual Reality

Another issue that always seems to come up among web developers is that of virtual reality. This trend is incredibly popular, especially in the gaming industry. Vive and Oculus Rift may have brought new possibilities to the world of gaming, but that doesn't mean that it will stop there. Global companies like Mozilla and Google are already working on APIs that will help Virtual Reality transition smoothly to the web. More applications will be probably with this technology as the standards increase in the coming year. Virtual Reality is one of the web development future trends that will be seen in many applications in 2017 including virtual real estate tours and news coverage.

This article is written by Yazi Jepson. She is a Sydney-born creative content marketer and a writer for Orange Digital. With her background in business management, she has been writing about small business, startups, and self and career improvement since 2009. Currently, she has become interested in tech and website development. Follow her onTwitter.

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