A Content Management System, or a CMS for short, is a web-based application consisting of a central interface that allows easy content delivery and authoring. A CMS allows you to manage workflow, and collaborate with your team for creating web or blog content. Many Content Management Systems allow non-technical users to manage a website, and streamline publishing so you can have a rich array of content on your site with ease.

In June 2014 in the world of Apple, something happened that no one expected: Apple has introduced a new object-oriented programming language - Swift, which should replace Objective-C, previously used to develop applications for OSX & iOS.

Swift vs. Objective-C

Apple has announced Swift as a powerful and intuitive programming language for macOS, iOS, watchOS and tvOS that completely can replace the Objective-C.

Due to several key features, Swift has the potential to become the only preferred programming language for creating engaging, flexible, consumer-friendly applications.

Before focusing on Swift vs. Objective-C comparison, let us give a brief background to the history of iOS programming languages development.

A website that is not secure is open to hackers and viruses. As a website owner, you want to have a secure site. The first thing to know about securing your website is that you are not doing this as an absolute guarantee against malicious attackers. Well, hackers can turn your nondescript website into a malicious spy bot in a matter of minutes, sending sensitive user data to hackers without your even realizing it. Worse, they can hack into your website databases and destroy or manipulate important information, injecting your content with malicious links and even hijack the hosting server to be used in botnet DDoS attacks. Here are some tips to follow when you need to know how to secure your website.

Design can be defined as "the creation of a plan or convention for the construction of an object or a system". But design is much more than just making something look pretty.

If you are  planning to establish a mobile presence for your business or organization one of the first considerations that will likely come to mind is whether you want to create a mobile application for users to download (app) or a mobile website, or perhaps both. Mobile websites and apps can look very similar at first-glance, and determining which is most suited to your needs will depend upon a number of factors, including target audiences, available budget, intended purpose and required features.

Angular 2 is an open source JavaScript framework to build web applications in HTML and JavaScript and has been conceived as a mobile first approach. Angular 2 is the next version of Google’s massively popular MV* framework for building complex applications in the browser. Angular 2 also provides additional features and capabilities, such as robust support for mobile development, easy object orientation, reusable components.

COMPONENTS:

In Angular 2, “everything is a component.” Components are the main way to build and specify elements and logic on the page, through both custom elements and attributes that add functionality to our existing components.