Data Science Model Deployments and Cloud Computing on GCP - Microframework Modules

The video tutorial explains the concept of modules and packages, focusing on micro frameworks that are designed to be minimalistic. It discusses how developers can use package managers to incorporate packages into their applications, enhancing functionality without custom solutions. The tutorial demonstrates setting up a Node project using NPM, installing packages like Express and PG, and highlights common packages in the NPM ecosystem such as Cloudinary and Lodash. It also compares package management in JavaScript with Python's pip.

What is the primary design goal of micro frameworks?

• To replace all custom solutions

• To include as many features as possible

• To be as small and minimalistic as possible

• To focus on front-end development

How can developers enhance their applications using micro frameworks?

• By writing all code from scratch

• By using a package manager to integrate packages

• By focusing only on front-end libraries

• By avoiding the use of any external libraries

What is the purpose of using 'npm init' in a Node project?

• To start a new Python project

• To delete existing packages

• To create a package registry for the project

• To install all available packages

Which package is commonly used to set up a web server in Node?

• Cloudinary

• Lodash

• Express

• Commander

What is the role of the 'pg' package in a Node project?

• To simplify array operations

• To connect a web server to a PostgreSQL database

• To manage image uploads

• To create command-line applications

What problem does the Cloudinary package solve?

• Simplifying data manipulation

• Connecting to databases

• Managing image uploads and transformations

• Creating command-line interfaces

Which package manager is used in Python for managing packages?

• composer

• yarn

• npm

• pip