Django and PHP are two popular backend technologies that stand out in terms of performance, and ease of development. But, when it comes to picking one of them, there is always confusion, and to resolve any doubt on which to choose for your next project? Here is a detailed comparison between the two backend technologies in terms of performance, architecture, community support, database support, and many more aspects.

The latest mantra in the IT industry is “Code Once, Use Everywhere.” Businesses nowadays prefer hybrid mobile applications more than their native counterparts, because it dramatically cuts down the development time and costs.

Here's the best part about technologies, you get to explore a host of options, each offering a different set of features and benefits. However, it could be tiring for many PMs and CTOs to put a finger on which framework best suits their business needs. 

We have another detailed comparison of cross-platform frameworks, and this time it's Xamarin vs. Flutter. As organizations seek faster development, sleek UIs, and native interfaces, the developer community has more open-source frameworks added to the list.

From private organizations to government agencies, everybody wants to embrace a mobile-first approach as it streamlines business goals, agile processes, feedback, and implementation among other intricate functions. 

React Native and Xamarin are among the top cross-platform frameworks out there. However, it can be tricky to choose one over the other. It this article we bring you a comprehensive comparison between the two technologies. We would take architecture, performance, ease of finding developers, and many other parameters into consideration. By the end of this article, you'll have a much better idea as to which framework suits your business better.

iOS and Android are prominent mobile application platforms that leverage their native technologies for development purposes. Swift for iOS with Xcode or Java, Kotlin with Android Studio is some of the notable examples. However, in recent times, it is abundantly clear that a cross-platform framework like Flutter has been on the rise, and it provides native performance for iOS and Android with a single-code line.