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Building up a web application requires three coding languages: HTML, CSS, and Javascript. To develop single-apge applications and user interfaces Nephila chooses Vue JS and React JS. 

The web is filled up by real time applications, which are increasingly complex and require different tools to be developed.  Let’s build one of these app with Channels, a Django framework that allows to go beyond http request-response mechanism.

django CMS 3.2, the brand new version of django CMS has been recently released. Let's discover the new features and improvements in this version.

Many developers employ lots of css classes when writing a web page, because they assume that the DOM will change. But have you ever thought about simplyfing your life by writing good and assume it would not change? 

django CMS application is constantly upgraded by the community with the support of core developers and the technical board. 3.1 version has been another step forward, and our efforts aimed at make the CMS even more stable and easier to work with, and we strongly believe they payed off.

We've been the technological partner with Opera Voice since the inception. It's a multilingual complete titling service which aims to engage an international audience coming from different countries. Rancia acting company was the first to adopt Opera Voice service. The Opera Voice titling system will also be seen included in PINOCCHIO –  The Great Musical encores.

Backend developers still rely on some old myths about HTML, that are still quite popular. But to write clean code nowadays is something essential. These are some tipsthat may help you release in the market good, semantic and modern HTML5 code.

Every time I write a new feature which involves javscript or massive css code, I need to check how much that piece of code impacts performances. 

While I was searching for a tool which could retrieve some information about page load timings, I found the great phantomas. This tools is able to collect a huge amount of data regarding a specific URL. Bingo!

The other day, while discussing designs with a client, he came up with the requirement of having author information on each page of his website. It was a good idea, but how could we implement that? Let's see the answer.

Nephila's team is proud to introduce its new accomplishment,the application Djangocms-blog. We worked to create a proper space to talk about the various technical issues that we encounter every day. And now it's ready!