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Trends in Full-Stack Development & the Real Value of Hiring Full-Stack Development Team

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  Full-stack development is one of the most crucial elements in software development. From  fashion to healthcare, from media to education, every industry is trying to ride the growth  of emerging full-stack development trends. Across the world, businesses hire a full-stack  developer to get customized solutions for their development needs. The meaning of full-stack development in a simplified way Full-stack development refers to the development of both front ends (client-side) and back end (server-side) portions of the web application. A tech stack comprises an operating system,  a server, a database, and other vital tools like libraries, frameworks, environments, and so  on. When multiple such tech stacks are layered and run together, they create a Full Stack. Developers at CBNITS identifying 3 major trends in full-stack development in 2022: 1- Blockchain Technology - Blockchain demand is booming and the market is expected to  grow at over 60% per year. More blockchain companies are

Why Outsourcing to a Software Development house is more logical in 2021 than forming an in-house team

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Outsource to a software house or forming an in-house development team – what to choose in 2021? In-house is when you build a team from your own employees and assign them to the project. An increasing number of businesses these days rely on external teams to handle either entire IT projects or specific tasks.   In 2021, the global remote workforce is expected to double, according to research from Reuters.   An overview of outsourcing in the IT industry Post Covid-19 , as work from anywhere, becomes the new accepted norm, forward-looking companies will rely heavily on outsourcing services. Many companies were looking for opportunities to save funds and directed their efforts to look for a reliable partner in the context of IT outsourcing. This is particularly relevant for small to medium-sized enterprises, who simply lack the space or labor funds for in-house.                   It’s challenging to find talented tech specialists, especially if you are limited in time and mon

CBNITS recommends Top 5 Enterprise Technology Solutions for the new-age business

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Today, companies require reliable access to data across the board. This is not only important for small businesses , but enterprises are even more pressured to acquire the best possible data management processes and ensure stable development. Enterprise Business Platforms, Solutions and Apps are used to execute cross-functional organizational responsibilities, providing combinations of capabilities that are often delivered by multiple separate enterprise systems. Enterprise Application Software In general, enterprise application software is large-scale software that is aimed to support or solve the problems of an entire organization. This large-scale software allows for several different user roles, and the roles define the actions a specific user can perform.   CBNITS recommending top 5 enterprise software that can make your business life so much easier:   1. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) An ERP system – also called an ERP suite – is made up of different enterprise r

Fortify Your Node.js Ambitions With CBNITS

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  Development with Node.js lives up to its opinion as to the new standard for enterprise applications. Node.js is a JavaScript runtime environment for building robust web applications. It is built on top of the V8 JavaScript runtime and uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model. The capabilities of Node open a door of possibilities for developers and enterprise applications that are not possible on a Web Browser. SERVER-SIDE WEB APPLICATIONS Node.js with Express.js can also be used to create classic web applications on the server-side. Node.js uses a single-threaded model with event looping. The event mechanism helps the server to respond in a non-blocking way and makes the server highly scalable as opposed to traditional servers which create limited threads to handle requests.   I/O-HEAVY WORKLOADS Non-blocking I/O makes Node.js very fast, lightweight, scalable, and efficient in handling data-heavy and I/O-heavy workloads characteristic of several types of web applicati