JavaScript is the most trending and popular language among developers as a front-end framework. JavaScript-based, client-side frameworks are usually used to design interactive Web sites because they help programmers design behavior of the Web sites. During the initial days of Web development, JavaScript was used to design beautiful interfaces, add functionalities to Web apps, and to modify Web pages in real time. Now, JavaScript is used on the server side, Web server, and database functionalities as well. Client-side JavaScript frameworks are used to submit data to the server, apply animation effects to page elements, validate user inputs, transmit user behavior on the Web site, and create interactive contents.
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Considerations for Setting Up an Enterprise Architecture
The Enterprise Architecture Repository (EAR) is a TOGAF specification term intended to provide a single place for the storage and retrieval of solution architecture artifacts. EAR provides the capability to link architectural assets to components of the Detailed Design, Deployment, and Service Management Repositories. Artifacts belonging to this repository are created by using tools, and some are custom developed. The important part of the EA repository is the architecture landscape that represent assets in use or planned by the enterprise at particular points in time.
The Top Five JavaScript Linting Tools
Linting is the process of checking the source code for programmatic and stylistic errors. A Linter is an automated tool that runs on static code to find formatting discrepancy, non-adherence to coding standards and conventions, and find logical errors in your program. Running a Linter (static code analyzer) over your source code improves code quality, helps to ensure that source code is legible, readable, less polluted and easier to maintain. Linters are also useful for code formatting and adhering to language-specific best practices.
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