AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Key Terms: Stacks, Frameworks, and Languages (Part 2)

The video tutorial discusses the differences between frameworks and libraries, emphasizing their roles in programming. Libraries are collections of reusable code that developers can call upon, maintaining control over the application's flow. Frameworks, however, dictate the flow of the application, offering a structured environment for development. The video highlights popular JavaScript, PHP, and Python frameworks and libraries, explaining the concept of inversion of control in frameworks. It concludes by preparing viewers for the next topic on programming versus scripting languages.

What is a common feature shared by both frameworks and libraries?

• They both require no developer input.

• They both eliminate the need for programming languages.

• They both help solve common problems.

• They both control the flow of code.

How does a library assist developers in coding?

• By offering reusable code to eliminate repetitive tasks.

• By providing a rigid system for development.

• By enforcing strict coding protocols.

• By controlling the entire application flow.

Which of the following is NOT a popular JavaScript library?

• AngularJS

• Material UI

• React

• jQuery

What is meant by 'Inversion of Control' in the context of frameworks?

• The developer can choose any programming language.

• The framework eliminates the need for libraries.

• The framework dictates the flow of the code.

• The developer has full control over the code flow.

Which of the following is a popular PHP framework?

• React

• Django

• Laravel

• Vuejs