Change in the technological world is really very rapid. So, to remain at the top of your game as a developer, it is important to know that you are keeping up with the latest trends.
It may be confusing to see so many developments and updates released every few weeks. In 2018, we’ve put together some exclusive information about the predictable trends for the upcoming year and some major advice about which areas of development you should be focusing on.
Be it new frameworks, tools, and techniques that are working to enhance the UX, you can take this blog as a one-shop for all the things in 2018.
Make use of Intelligence to Create Apps and Websites
Artificial intelligence programs are already in use by Google and Wikipedia as the technology is more than within one’s grasp to offer us the software development that can think and act like a human without any need of the manpower.
There is no doubt that there will be a lot of web developers who will develop these types of programs, while every program broadening the scope of the technology’s power and ability.
One of the most particular uses already is for the web design programs, like the Grid which asks the amateurs to produce some pretty websites while using an artificial intelligence program named as Molly.
In fact, if you have AI designer in your computer 24 hours in a day is the more economical method to have different layout designs.
TypeScript
Over the last year, we have really seen the rise of the TypeScript. It is a statically typed language compiling the javascript. So you can actually make use of the existing javascript code, include your JS libraries and call the TypeScript code from the javascript. Seems to be pretty neat right? Well, it is!
Internet of Things (IoT)
The internet of things is actually moving from your computers and mobile phones and into the household appliances but definitely not in a scary method. As the technology is advancing, there is an increasing dem for the internet to offer us the chance to control every facet of our lives, mainly from the apps on our smartphones.
