DHTMLX Blog - Guest Posts

What is Deep Learning? How is It Redesigning the Tech World?

by Guest author

October 19, 2023

13 min read

Deep learning is the sub-branch of machine learning, which in turn is the sub-branch of artificial intelligence. It trains the artificial neural networks to learn the data automatically from the previous experience and improve...

Setting up a CI / CD Pipeline for your Javascript Project [Guest Post]

by Eugene Panchenko

August 19, 2021

8 min read

Setting up a CI/CD pipeline for a Javascript-based project and linking it to a DHTMLX UI framework can be a long and tedious process. Fortunately, there are tools to speed up this process. In this blog post, we will discuss ho...

Benefits of SSL Certificates for WordPress Website [Guest Post]

by Kotryna Kairyte

December 30, 2020

6 min read

The platform of WordPress is one of the most flexible and easy to access for all. Powering almost 38.8% of all websites on the internet (according to statistics of 2020), this content management system is open source in nature...

Top 10 NPM Packages of All Time [Guest Post]

by Kotryna Kairyte

September 15, 2020

7 min read

NPM is a type of JavaScript node package. It is a default process to manage Node.js. For JavaScript developers, NPM has been a great tool. With NPM, they can share the prepared code for resolving any bugs within a particular w...

5 Ways on How to Improve Your API’s Performance [Guest Post]

by Ekaterina Skorobogataya

July 31, 2020

4 min read

One thing most people forget about APIs is that they slow down over time. When it's brand-new and fresh into its integration, the new service may be very fast and responsive. But as the months pass and new complexities are int...

Four Things You Need to Know About JavaScript Arrays [Guest Post]

by Kotryna Kairyte

April 30, 2019

3 min read

Arrays are a powerful and comprehensive tool of Javascript. They are very intuitive to use and you can do almost everything with them. However, there are important differences between arrays in Javascript and other mainstream ...