ReactJS is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It is maintained by Facebook and a community of individual developers and companies. React can be used as a base in the development of single-page or mobile applications. Making use of this library, our developers can build interactive UI/UX for real time user experience across various devices. Key notes on why React has become so popular so quickly:
- The use of reusable, composable, and stateful components
- The nature of reactive updates
- The virtual representation of views in memory
- React basically gives ability to work with a virtual browser that is more friendly than the real browser
- React virtual browser acts like an agent between the developer and the real browser.
- React enables to declaratively describe their User Interfaces and model the state of those interfaces.
- React lets you describe the interfaces in terms of a final state.
- React takes care of updating the User Interfaces based on a transaction which happens to a state.
- Redux & Flux - Redux is a FLUX pattern that provides a unidirectional data flow and act as a JavaScript container for the data.
- Webpack + Es6 + Babel - Improve your user experience endeavors and enhance engagement by ES6, Webpack and Babel to leverage the advantages of bleeding edge technology.
- Jasmine - Jasmine-react is a small suite of utilities and helper function that aims to solve unit testing ReactJS components painless.
- Isomorphic - Building isomorphic apps to improve the overall user experience, write well-formed modules, easier code maintenance and leverage the benefits of search engine indexable.
- Agile & Lean - We follow agile scrum process and lean methodology to execute projects and respond to the changing needs in the Digital Economy.