React

What is React?

The React.js framework is an open-source JavaScript framework and library developed by Facebook. It’s used for building interactive user interfaces and web applications quickly and efficiently with significantly less code than you would with vanilla JavaScript. This makes our workflow at 4BIS Innovations a lot more smooth.

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Performance

Speed

Strong Community

Good Usability

Productive

SEO Friendly

CONNECTIONS

HTML & CSS

Node.js

PHP

4BIS OFFERS SYMFONY - PHP BASED PROJECTS

At 4BIS we use Symfony as our go to framework for many different types of web applications. For example, this website is made using our own in-house developed Symfony based CMS, but our customer portal also runs on Symfony.

4BIS is very experienced with Symfony development as we have been using it since 2015 and in that time we have done over 100 projects using it. These projects are of various types and sizes, some of them are single websites while others are complex multi-application systems.

Do you need a stable, secured and fast application build with the help of Symfony - PHP Development? Contact us right away!

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Why we chose React.js

React uses the virtual DOM, or Document Object Model, to update web pages instantly. This means that React can render the DOM much faster than a normal page refresh can.

The DOM is actually a collection of nodes in a tree structure. Thanks to javascript you can easily add and remove nodes to create a more responsive application. Now, this isn't necessarily slow. What is slow is the browser which will re-render all your CSS for every DOM update. The Virtual DOM, on the other hand, is a light and decoupled abstraction of the real DOM. It is actually the user's browser that will keep a virtual representation of the UI in its memory. With every status update that applies javascript, the in-memory virtual UI will detect it, compare it to the browser's current DOM, and only update the sections that are different. This results in fewer changes to the UI and will inevitably provide a speed gain for your application.