Using NodeJS and JSON in Mobile App Development
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An intro to JSON and NodeJS For those new to application growth, older technology such as PHP and SQL have been used to build database-based web-based systems, and these have been met with a lack of scalability, which frequently needs a full redesign to extend the interface. The advent of Javascript and related libraries and frameworks has meant that as mobile applications have become more data-intensive and real-time changes have arisen, then solutions have been built to allow these solutions to be used further. What is JSON JSON is a syntax (or method) for data storage and exchange, and Javascript Object Notation (JSON) writes the data as text strings. It is read and interpreted efficiently across multiple client-side and server-side code interfaces and this ensures it can be used through a range of different programming methodologies. Provided its adaptability, JSON is a highly effective way to store information in a database. Why Use NodeJS with JSON? NodeJS is used...