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Popular Node.js Static Site Generators – PART 2

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This is the continuation of the previous articles, Popular Node.js Static Site Generators – PART 1 . Today we are going to explain the rest of the Node.js static generators that will help to shook off your heavy task easily. We have been employing them to strategize our Node.js development   services and to help our client take the share of benefits. HEXO Just like all the Node.js static site generators we have listed in both the article, Hexo is by far the most popular and discussed at Github. It has a straightforward documentation, which is indeed beautiful and includes a comment section just at the bottom of every page. Besides, on Github you can find a number of minimal themes many of them are forks and derivatives of Ghost themes as well. Hexo often considered as the common descendant of Ghost, but with the tweak of better user expericne and minimalism. It also helps you to get up and run as fast as possible. Hexo is the most designer friendly system for creating...

Why Should Your Business Use Node.JS for Custom Application Development?

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At UIPL, we have been working on the most in-vogue technology to build scalable and sustainable apps. The developers who work at our lab shows great interest on this explicitly growing technology that comes up with more mavericks and cards by it s side to win the hearts of the clients for whom we design the products and the services. It was past two years ago that Node.JS has shown deliberate prominence and by now most of the people knows that Node.js is a software platform built on Google’s V8 JavaScript engine. It always prefers to use event-driven, non-blocking I/O model and a single-threaded event loop that allows the developers to have high application scalability and high throughput. Well, in the recent days we have been clubbing it with MongoDB and Express.js, which also utilize JavaScript. (MongoDB is a document-based NoSQL database) (Express.js helps manage the middleware of a Node application) Now the question comes why I am asking people to take up Node.JS ...