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Introduction to Computer Science

Problem Set A

Introduction to Computer ScienceProblem Set A

Problem Set A

1 .
Classify the web application frameworks mentioned in this timeline according to the web application development chronology covered earlier in this subsection.
2 .
Perform some research on the Internet and identify the top three web application frameworks according to popularity and their relative pros and cons.
3 .
Explain how single-page applications (SPAs) are implemented.
4 .
After installing the Todo web application using Bootstrap and Django, you realize that you do not have a physical table for the categories that can be assigned to todo tasks. What steps should you follow to correct this?
5 .
Using Bootstrap and Django to create the Todo web application, how do you allow access to the admin interface?
6 .
Research some industry standard formats for the REST endpoint payloads. Provide at least two formats that REST supports.
7 .
In our sample web application, we implemented REST APIs in React. Research other languages that REST endpoints can be created in. Write a one- to two-sentence summary that explains supported languages.
8 .
Explain how React Native differs from React.
9 .
Explain the difference between Truffle Framework and Solidity.
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