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Understanding Web Development Stacks

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a "dev stack" in the context of web development?

a)

A collection of web browsers used for testing

b)

A set of tools, including database and server-side language combinations

c)

A list of programming languages for mobile app development

d)

A collection of HTML and CSS templates

2.

Which of the following is NOT typically considered a part of a web stack?

a)

Web server software

b)

Database

c)

Server-side language

d)

Text editor

3.

What is one of the main benefits of learning a single set of development tools thoroughly?

a)

It allows you to avoid learning new technologies

b)

It makes you faster, more efficient, and less error-prone

c)

It ensures your code will work on all browsers

d)

It guarantees higher salaries

4.

Which server-side language and framework combination is mentioned as being suitable for larger sites?

a)

JavaScript and Node.js

b)

Python and Django

c)

PHP and Laravel

d)

Ruby and Rails

5.

What is a key feature of the MongoDB database?

a)

It uses a system of tables with labeled rows and columns

b)

It allows data structures like JavaScript arrays and objects to be represented easily

c)

It is a relational database

d)

It is only compatible with PHP

6.

Which web stack is described as being "time-tested" but "largely out-of-fashion"?

a)

MEAN

b)

LAMP

c)

MERN

d)

JAMstack

7.

What was a significant issue with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 6?

a)

It was too fast for most computers

b)

It ignored web standards, making cross-browser compatibility difficult

c)

It was only available on Mac OS

d)

It was open-source, leading to security vulnerabilities

8.

Which tool is recommended for ensuring that your site displays correctly across all platforms and browsers?

a)

Use of a CSS reset

b)

Use of a single browser for testing

c)

Avoiding code validation

d)

Disabling JavaScript