React is a software library for the creation and implementation of User Interfaces (UIs) into applications.
Front-end web framework developed and maintained by Google, individuals, and companies. It was made keeping in mind the difficulties encountered when creating one-page applications. Its goal is to make the development and testing of those applications much easier.
A JavaScript runtime environment that runs JavaScript code outside of the web browser. It is used by developers to create dynamic, interactive, responsive websites. Unifying the web application development with a single language, instead of having different client and server-sided languages.
A programming language that has been designed to use as little dependencies as possible, making it so that Java can be run on any computer with the platform that supports Java without the need of recompiling.
A platform made for developers, including libraries for building any type of application. From games to cloud storage, you can make anything.
An operating system developed by Apple specifically for their hardware. This operating system is the base upon which most of apple’s hardware’s software was built. From their iPhones to their smart tv systems, they all have at least a little bit of iOS.
Mobile operating system developed mostly by Google and the Open Handset Alliance, based on a modified version of the Linux kernel and more open-source software. It was designed mostly for devices such as phones and tablets. Developers are constantly working on the operating system and updates are rolled out every so often
A tool used to run JS code, minification, compile, test, and int. Synthetized by Ben Alman and written in NodeJS, this piece of software is controlled with a command line and it has more than 5,000 plugins available in its ecosystem.
Development framework built for testing JavaScript code.
An open source framework for end-to-end testing. This was developed for Angular and Angular JS apps.