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Many websites and mobile applications with user generated content allow you to upload all kinds of files. Images, PDFs, and Microsoft Office files, such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are all common types of uploads. Web or mobile developers may want to build   applications that allow users to download PDFs,…

Fashion isn’t something you’d expect to repeat itself in the technology world – technology advances quickly and hardly ever circles back. But where animated GIFs are involved, it seems like the 90s are here again. Animated GIFs are everywhere, and not only on strange, cheesy web sites – they’ve become…

Online advertising is one of the most popular tools to drive traffic to your website and mobile application in a consistent and cost-effective manner. Online text ads play a very big role in this strategy. Building an effective ad campaign usually involves the write-up of different textual content to perfectly…

Two decades ago websites had such a simple usage flow. Web servers returned complete HTML pages and each user action required that a new HTML page be reloaded from the server. Later on Ajax joined the game allowing dynamic updating of specific web page fragments via simple Javascript requests to…

Where do you host all of your website’s assets – still on your own web servers? In modern websites, images alone contribute to more than 50% of a website’s load time, and recent studies show that even a 1 second delay in a page’s load speed can result in more…

As web developers, we closely monitor the shifts in today’s modern web applications architecture stack. We find the client vs. server-side HTML rendering debate particularly interesting. In the past several years, we’ve witnessed the enormous rise in popularity of client-side JS/CoffeeScript MVC & MVVM solutions. From popular libraries such as…