Guides Articles on Flatlogic Blog
These are our guides on topics like web development, mobile app development, and UI/UX design
How to Build a User Management App?
User management refers to the skill of efficiently controlling access to your program based on roles, hierarchies, and organizational requirements.
by β’ 5 min read
How To Write The Software Development Project Brief
Software development is as in-demand as it could possibly be today. Big and small companies alike (and even independent entrepreneurs) are regularly hiring software developers to create programs, applications, and various online tools. But just like with anything else, software development requires proper planning to create a product successfully. Hence, hereβs why you need a software development project brief and how you can write one yourself.
by β’ 7 min read
What is Docker and Why Use it?
Docker is a container platform that lets you generate, control, and deploy applications. This article details how you can use Docker in your web development
by β’ 5 min read
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How to Build an IoT Dashboard [Guideline]
Learn about the types of IoT dashboards you can develop to analyze data from IoT devices.
by β’ 18 min read
Top Mistakes JavaScript Developers Make
Since JavaScript is the basis of any web application, we are not going to discuss JS benefits or a list of JS possibilities. Instead, we will show you some typical mistakes that almost every JS programmer has made during his career.
by β’ 15 min read
What is Node.js? Multi-Threading and Multiple Process in Node.js
Due to the non-blocking nature of Node.js, different threads execute different callbacks that are first delegated to the event loop. NodeJS runtime is responsible for handling all of this.
by β’ 7 min read
Writing Documentation for Your JavaScript Project
This may seem obvious but, if your code is not documented, then the only way to learn what it does is to reverse engineer it. Would you do that yourself? Letβs consider the extreme opposite and imagine if React, for example, had no documentation.
by β’ 5 min read