Ashley Shu, Author at siteMaster

SQREEN3.0 Case Study

Posted on Nov 25, 2019 by Ashley Shu 389 Comments

Recently, we have just completed the development and testing of Sqreen 3.0. Sqreen 3.0 adopts a new architecture, and the new development of the front-end screen client software, client hardware and background management system. Stability, scalability, and operational costs have all been greatly improved. Let’s take a look in details at the following: Client display

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Is PHP Dead? No! At Least Not According to PHP Usage Statistics

Posted on Sep 22, 2019 by Ashley Shu 90 Comments

You’ve probably heard about how the new WordPress Gutenberg editor brings block-based editing to WordPress. There is a change going on behind the scenes that casual users might not notice, that Gutenberg blocks are made using JavaScript (React, JSX, and ES6), not PHP. That change, along with other shifts in web development, might have you

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Web App and Native App, which one is better for you?

Posted on Jun 25, 2019 by Ashley Shu

If resources and time are sufficient, we will want to have both native app and web app. But in many cases, due to limited resources, PM is more likely to make a choice between them. After analysis of the performance of the two on the data. It sums up in one sentence: Web app can

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Ionic vs React Native vs Native: Which one is better?

Posted on Jun 13, 2019 by Ashley Shu 86 Comments

As the web technology advances, hybrid framework has became a viable choice for mobile development due to the nature of “write once, run anywhere”. But when it comes to each project, it hard to decide which technology to use. The first two tools that come to mind when discussing this topic are Ionic and React

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Use JavaScript to attach copyright notice when text is copied on web page

Posted on Jun 12, 2019 by Ashley Shu

As we all know, copyright is important nowadays. Therefore, I put up a piece of JavaScript code to add a copyright notice to the content copied by user. In this article, I will share with you the approach and explain the details. The JavaScript code: document.addEventListener('copy', function (event) { var clipboardData = event.clipboardData || window.clipboardData;

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