Blog /React.js

Is React just a fad or one of the cornerstones in the modern frontend? In our guide, we'll discover how this library can transform your approach to application design. We'll explore its key concepts, practical usage, and best practices necessary for effective IT project implementation.

Next.js and React are JavaScript-based technologies that are powerful tools in the frontend world. Each of them has robust features. By using both frameworks, our project can gain a lot. So in what cases is it worth combining Next.js and React? And how specifically should we do this? We’ll describe these issues and the features of both technologies in our article.

Companies eagerly adapt to the technologies thanks to which they can shorten the time of entering the market with a new product. This is an extremely important argument in the context of business and expected profits. Check which famous brands use React.

If you are thinking about building a headless website, you should really consider Drupal. Here is why...

React is fantastic for building super fast and slick frontend applications. It is great for building UIs for complex data-intensive backends. In this post, I will show how we used React to build a modern application for a Drupal 7 system. TableIn is a restaurant reservation management system used by clients all over the world. The core system was built on Drupal 7 and is serving the customers with great success. Initially, TableIn came to us for our Drupal support service.

React.js is a very popular JavaScript framework created by Facebook. It allows you to build beautiful, interactive and fast interfaces, with which users will fall in love. Drupal, on the other hand, is a fantastic CMS with you can build small, medium and huge websites.   Sometimes you want to pair the two frameworks together - offer sophisticated Drupal backend, and a slick, quick frontend based on React.