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Emmet is a plugin that improves HTML and CSS workflow by using abbreviations that dynamically convert to full code. A library contains reusable code like functions and classes that can be easily substituted, while a framework is tougher to replace and controls the flow of an application. A content delivery network (CDN) caches content close to users to reduce latency by distributing servers globally. React is called React because it can dynamically "react" to changes in data. Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) allows browsers to interact with third-party APIs and resources across domains for security. React and ReactDOM are separate packages, with ReactDOM containing rendering functionality and React containing elements and components. Development and production versions of React have different optimizations - development

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Emmet is a plugin that improves HTML and CSS workflow by using abbreviations that dynamically convert to full code. A library contains reusable code like functions and classes that can be easily substituted, while a framework is tougher to replace and controls the flow of an application. A content delivery network (CDN) caches content close to users to reduce latency by distributing servers globally. React is called React because it can dynamically "react" to changes in data. Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) allows browsers to interact with third-party APIs and resources across domains for security. React and ReactDOM are separate packages, with ReactDOM containing rendering functionality and React containing elements and components. Development and production versions of React have different optimizations - development

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Assignment-1

Inception

Ques 1: What is Emmet?


Ans: Emmet is a plug in for many popular text editors which greatly improves HTML
& CSS workflow. Emmet uses different abbreviations and short expressions
depending on what’s passed, and then dynamically converts the abbreviations into the
full code.

Ques 2: Difference between a Library and Framework?


Ans:
Library Framework
A set of assistance modules, objects,Includes a variety of APIs,
classes, functions, pre-written code,compilers, support applications,
and so on. libraries, and so on.
Can be easily substituted by anotherAre tough to replace.
library.
When we call a method from aInversion of control, i.e. the
library, we are in control. framework calls us.
Since developing a library needs lessThe construction of a framework
code, performance and load time are necessitates large amounts of code,
improved. which reduces performance and
increases load time.
Libraries can be simply linked intoIt is tough to incorporate a
existing programs to add specificframework seamlessly into an
functionality. existing project.

Ques 3: What is CDN? Why do we use it?


Ans: A content delivery network (CDN) is a geographically distributed group of
servers that caches content close to end users. A CDN allows for the quick transfer of
assets needed for loading Internet content, including HTML pages, JavaScript files,
stylesheets, images, and videos.
The primary purpose of a content delivery network (CDN) is to reduce latency, or
reduce the delay in communication created by a network's design. Because of the
global and complex nature of the internet, communication traffic between websites
(servers) and their users (clients) has to move over large physical distances. The
communication is also two-way, with requests going from the client to the server and
responses coming back.
Ques 4: Why React is known as React?
Ans: React is called "React" because of its core feature, which is its ability to "react"
or respond dynamically to changes in data. React was originally created by Facebook
in 2011 for use in their own web applications, and it was released as an open-source
project in 2013.

Ques 5: What is cross-origin in React?


Ans: Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is a mechanism for integrating
applications. CORS defines a way for client web applications that are loaded in one
domain to interact with resources in a different domain. This is useful because
complex applications often reference third-party APIs and resources in their client-
side code. For example, your application may use your browser to pull videos from a
video platform API, use fonts from a public font library, or display weather data from
a national weather database. CORS allows the client browser to check with the third-
party servers if the request is authorized before any data transfers.

Ques 6: What is the difference between React and ReactDOM?


Ans: The react package contains React.createElement(), React.Component,
React.Children, and other helpers related to elements and component classes. You can
think of these as the isomorphic or universal helpers that you need to build
components. Whereas, The react-dom package contains ReactDOM.render(), and in
react-dom/server we have server-side rendering support
with ReactDOMServer.renderToString() and ReactDOMServer.renderToStaticMarku
p().

Ques 7: What is the difference between react.development.js and


react.production.js via CDN?
Ans: In development mode, we can enable and utilize React developer tools, devtools
profiler, debugging environment attached with source code. We can utilize various
functionalities such as Hot Module Replacement, diagnostics so that development
environment will help to debug code.

In production mode, compression and minification of Javascript and other resources


happens to reduce size of the code which is not the case when it comes to
development mode. Performance will be much faster in production mode when
compared to development mode.

Ques 8: What are async and defer?


Ans: Async allows your script to run as soon as it’s loaded, without blocking other
elements on the page. Whereas, Defer means your script will only execute after the
page has finished loading. In most cases, async is the better option — but there are
exceptions.

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