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        <description>Buzzword Bingo

In progress from class discussion...

We identified some important buzzwords and then researched them together in class to try to understand some of the terms we repeatedly see when exploring software tools.

Full-stack Development

Development which involves both front end and back end development, working with PHP,</description>
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        <description>Elasticsearch

The following assumes that elasticsearch is running on the localhost on port 9200.

How do I learn more?  &lt;https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/_executing_searches.html&gt;

General Info about elasticsearch instance

How is elasticsearch doing?
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        <description>Where can Firebase take your app and business?

Firebase is a NoSQL Cloud-based database provided by Google, which imports and exports databases in JSON format. Firebase is also open-source and accessible on different platforms, including Android, iOS, C++, and Unity. This back-end-facing service, which specializes in rapidly saving and retrieving data, provides app makers with a wide selection tools with which they can maintain their apps and grow successful businesses (see graphic below):</description>
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What is Flask?

Flask is a python micro web framework used by developers to develop websites. The framework is best utilized to tackle one task, perform it well, and be integrated into larger projects. Flask includes various built-in properties such as the templating language Jinja2, along with</description>
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        <description>What Is GraphQL and Why Use It?

Reaching production-ready and open source status in September 2016, GraphQL is a growing publicly explored query language for APIs and databases. Its appeal among query languages is the simplicity and clarity of a query itself. The query language enables users to receive only what they desire when asking for data from the backend infrastructure simply by specifying in the query the data type and field(s) nested in the type. The user is given the power to intuitiv…</description>
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        <description>CSCI397: Software Tools

In this course, we explored a variety of tools.

Team Final Project

Here are some pages about the tools that students explored as part of the final project:

	*  Firebase
	*  Flask
	*  GraphQL
	*  Hubot
	*  JMeter
	*  React

Data Storage

	*  MongoDB
	*  Elasticsearch</description>
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Hubot is an open-source chatbot framework developed by Github in 2011. The software tool helps automate DevOps workflows by integrating into most chat platforms. Hubot performs actions to respond to users’ commands. The tool has a high degree of extensibility and easily integrates with many existing workflows in development teams. Its scripts are written in CoffeeScript on Node.js. Developers can utilize the community generated scripts to perform a wide variety of tasks and can create t…</description>
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Summary and Goals

React is a Javascript library for frontend development that allows for greater flexibility and fluidity when developing widgets and web apps. React uses a virtual DOM (document object model) to update its UI elements, then compares the virtual DOM with its current DOM, then renders the changes. Furthermore, React can keep track of UI elements&#039; states and renders the UI elements based off of the states. React&#039;s goal is to be fast, simple, and scalable and create web ap…</description>
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        <description>CSCI397: Software Tools Navigation

Team

	*  Firebase
	*  Flask
	*  GraphQL
	*  Hubot
	*  JMeter
	*  React

Data Tools

	*  MongoDB
	*  Elasticsearch

Buzzword Bingo

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