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Ionic and React Native If you’re looking to develop mobile apps with anything other than the native toolsets, you’ll most likely find yourself evaluating Ionic and React Native as two of the most common alternatives. Both have a large community of passionate developers, are used heavily in large enterprises, and can lay claim to many popular consumer apps. But today, I’d like to focus on how Ionic and React Native are different, and what these differences mean for those who are evaluating cross-platform development approaches. Most people assume that all cross-platform frameworks work similarly and that the decision is as simple as choosing the stack with which you’re most comfortable. If you’re a React shop, choose React Native; if you’re an Angular shop, choose Ionic (setting aside that, now,  Ionic 4 works with any JS framework , including React). The truth of the matter is this decision isn’t nearly as simple as one would expect. You’ll see, as we compare ourselves, we ha

“Then the crowds who went ahead of him and those who followed shouted: Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest heaven!”  -  Matthew 21:9  CSB And with those words…Holy Week began. As we begin Holy Week and head toward  Easter  Sunday, let’s remember the events leading to Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection and acknowledge their meaning. On the Sunday before His crucifixion ( Palm Sunday ), Jesus was welcomed into Jerusalem with coats and branches laid at His feet and people praising Him. Those shouting Hosanna, or “save us,” were looking for an earthly warrior to rescue them from the harsh Roman rule. Today, when we shout  Hosanna , we recognize that  Jesus came to be our personal Savior, to save us from the penalty of our sins.  So on Palm Sunday, as we celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, we’re lifting our Hosannas to the only One who can truly save our lives. The Thursday after Palm Sunday (or

Easter Extreme: Flogging, crucifixions in Philippines Every Good Friday several men are nailed to a cross in a re-enactment of the crucifixtion of Jesus Christ to atone for sins or seek divine intercession. (Photo: AFP/Noel CELIS) 19 Apr 2019 01:23PM Share this content Bookmark SAN FERNANDO, Philippines: Hundreds of barefoot men beat themselves with flails and at least 10 were to be nailed onto crosses throughout Good Friday in a blood-soaked display of religious fervour in the Philippines. Frowned upon by the Church, the ritual crucifixions and self-flagellation are extreme affirmations of faith peformed every Easter in Asia's Catholic outpost. Barefoot men wearing crowns of twigs walked silently on the side of a village road in the scorching tropical heat of the northern Philippines, flogging their backs with bamboo strips tied to a length of rope. While many of the 80 million Filipino Catholics spend Good Friday at church or with family, o

Python programming language Business firms who want to stay competitive and get upscale in the current market’ need to ride the wave of digital transformation, where the smart enterprises are now investing in the Python web development services for boosting their financial operations, improving employee’s productivity and managing their resources. Python has been a top choice for developers mainly because of its rigid features availability.  So, with a growth rate of 27%, it continues to be one of the best programming languages where it is prioritizing factors such as productivity of employees and resource management. Enterprise software refers to the tools which are customized to provide the requirements for large organizations. Therefore, in recent year enterprise mobility solutions have also gained enormous demand among leading business firms. For example, this type of software includes business and database tools which used for automated billing systems, payment processing a