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CYB104 100 Second Semester

frameworks, Libraries, Deployment, and cloud hosting 1

frameworks, Libraries, Deployment, and cloud hosting ( series 4)

Cyber Security 10 minutes 47 seconds Principles Of Web Development 2

Frameworks, libraries, deployment, and cloud hosting are key components of modern software development that together enable the creation, delivery, and maintenance of applications. Frameworks provide structured foundations with predefined rules and tools (such as Angular or Django), while libraries offer reusable code modules that developers can integrate as needed to perform specific tasks (like React or jQuery). Once an application is built, deployment involves transferring it from a development environment to a live server where users can access it, often using automated pipelines for efficiency and reliability. Cloud hosting then provides scalable infrastructure over the internet (such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud), allowing applications to run without relying on physical on-site servers, and offering benefits like flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and global accessibility.

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