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  • 1. Gradle

    Gradle is an open-source build automation tool that is designed to be highly customizable and flexible. It is often used as a replacement for Apache Maven, another popular build automation tool.

    Gradle uses a domain-specific language (DSL) based on Groovy, which allows developers to define build scripts in a concise and readable way. It also supports build scripts written in Kotlin, a popular programming language for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).

  • 2. GraphQL

    GraphQL is a query language and server-side runtime that enables clients to request only the data they need and nothing more, which makes it an increasingly popular alternative to REST APIs.

  • 3. Java

    Java can be used to leverage deep technical and coding expertise to create a reliable, resilient, low-latency, multi-user platform by providing several benefits:

    1. Performance: Java’s virtual machine (JVM) provides high performance and low latency, which is important for building a platform that can handle a large number of users and transactions.
    2. Security: Java has a strong security model that provides protection against attacks such as buffer overflow, SQL injection, and cross-site scripting (XSS).
    3. Scalability: Java is scalable, which means that it can handle increased workloads as more users access the platform. This is important for ensuring that the platform remains reliable and responsive under heavy load.
    4. Multi-platform support: Java is a cross-platform language, which means that code written in Java can run on multiple operating systems and hardware platforms. This helps us reduce development and maintenance costs.

    To embrace web 3.0 standards, Java can be used to integrate with blockchain technology by using libraries such as Web3j, which provides a lightweight and easy-to-use interface for interacting with Ethereum smart contracts. Additionally, Java can be used to develop decentralized applications (DApps) that run on blockchain networks.

  • 4. Next.js

    Here are some ways in which Newage team used Next.js in the fantasy sports development for Rival:

    1. Server-Side Rendering: Next.js provides built-in server-side rendering, which allows the application to render the initial HTML on the server before sending it to the client’s browser. This feature helps in reducing the load on the client’s device and improving the overall performance of the application.
    2. Dynamic Routing: Next.js allows for dynamic routing, which enables the application to handle different types of URLs and route them to the appropriate page. This feature is useful in building dynamic web applications like fantasy sports, where the URLs can vary depending on the game, league, or player.
    3. Code Splitting: Next.js automatically splits the code into smaller chunks, which are loaded as required by the application. This feature helps in reducing the initial load time of the application and improves the overall user experience.
    4. API Routes: Next.js provides an easy way to create API routes that can be used to fetch data from the server. This feature is useful in building fantasy sports applications that require real-time data updates.
  • 5. PHP

    The Newage team used PHP and the Symfony backend framework to build the Crosscreators AR marketplace. The goal was to create a cost-effective and simple platform for mid-market and SMBs to access AR content on demand. The team utilized a variety of technologies to ensure maximum efficiency, with PHP being a key part of the backend stack. PHP is a popular programming language for web development, known for its ease of use and ability to handle complex web applications. The Symfony framework, built using PHP, provided a scalable and modular architecture that allowed for efficient development and maintenance of the platform. By leveraging PHP and Symfony, the Newage team was able to build a robust and reliable AR marketplace for creators and brands to collaborate and monetize their skills.

  • 6. Python

    Python is a high-level, general-purpose programming language that is widely used in various industries such as web development, data science, artificial intelligence, and scientific computing.  One of the examples where the Newage team widely used Python was our core product, the ErtiTech platform.

    Python is used in various parts of the ErtiTech platform. For instance, we used Python for data processing and analysis. The platform deals with a large amount of data, including player data, game statistics, and financial transactions. Python’s libraries for data analysis and machine learning, such as Pandas and NumPy, can be used to process and analyze this data efficiently. Also, Python’s versatility and ease of use made it our top choice for developing microservices.

  • 7. React

    React was one of the technologies used in ErtiTech to develop the front-end user interface of the platform. React is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and it provides a number of benefits for developing complex web applications like ErtiTech.

    One of the main benefits of React is its component-based architecture, which allows developers to create reusable UI components that can be used across the entire platform. This makes it easier to manage the complexity of the user interface and ensures consistency throughout the platform. React can also be used to create responsive and dynamic user interfaces that update in real-time without requiring a page refresh. This can be especially useful for iGaming platforms like ErtiTech, which require real-time updates of game results and player data. React also integrates well with back-end technologies, such as Python and microservices, making it a versatile choice for building complex applications like ErtiTech.

  • 8. React Native

    React Native was used in an online banking platform to develop applications for iOS and Android platforms. Using React Native provided us several benefits, such as faster development, better code reusability, and a seamless user experience across different devices and platforms. React Native provides a set of native components and APIs that can be used to develop mobile applications that look and feel like native applications.

    For an online banking solution, React Native can be used to develop various features such as account management, transaction history, bill payments, balance checking, and more. The framework can also integrate with other backend technologies and APIs, such as RESTful APIs, to access and display real-time banking data securely.

    Moreover, React Native also provides a range of third-party libraries and tools that can be used to enhance the functionality and user experience of the mobile banking application, such as navigation libraries, form libraries, and animation libraries.

  • 9. Spring

    Spring is widely used for building web applications, RESTful services, microservices, and batch processing applications. It offers various modules and features that can help developers to build robust and scalable applications.

  • 10. Symfony

    In the case of Crosscreators, the Newage team used Symfony as the backend framework to build the AR marketplace platform. Symfony was used to develop the backend components and APIs that power the platform, such as user authentication, content management, and payment processing.

    Symfony’s modular and flexible architecture allowed the team to create reusable and modular components that could be easily integrated with other components of the platform. This helped in reducing the development time and costs, as well as ensuring the scalability and maintainability of the platform.

  • 11. TypeScript

    In building the fantasy sports platform for Rival, the Newage team utilized TypeScript, as its strong typing feature allowed for the development of more reliable and robust code. The team also took advantage of TypeScript’s modularity and scalability features to build 20 microservices that make up the core components of the platform. This allowed for a more flexible and efficient development process, making it easier to manage and maintain the different parts of the platform. TypeScript’s compatibility with JavaScript and tooling support also made it easier for the team to integrate other technologies and libraries into the project.

  • 12. WordPress

    WordPress can be used to create a wide range of websites, from simple blogs to complex e-commerce platforms. It provides an intuitive user interface and requires no coding knowledge, making it accessible to a broad audience.

    WordPress offers a large number of plugins and widgets that can be used to add functionality to the website, such as social media integration, contact forms, and search engine optimization.

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  • 13. Apex
  • 14. Go
  • 15. Scala 3

ASSESS

  • 16. Bum
  • 17. Quarkus
  • 18. Rust

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  • 19. Akka
  • 20. Angular
  • 21. C++
  • 22. Groovy
  • 23. Kotlin
  • 24. Laravel
  • 25. Scala 2.13
  • 26. Vue.js