Imo, the libraries in the article are not that related to backend developers, and what backend developer needs tensorflow?
If I want machine learning in backend I would consult a specialist and he would handle that, not me running pip install tensorflow.
This is pure clickbait.
(The libraries are pillow, bcrypt, fastapi, tensorflow and some other)
Of course, I agree that there are tons of things that I have missed. but please explain -
How is hashing passwords using Bcrypt not related to backend development?
When you create a profile on social media (like on Twitter or Facebook or any other) and upload your profile photo to the server, it automatically gets reshaped into different dimensions for many reasons. A feature that you can develop in less than two lines of code using the Pillow library.
How is that not useful to backend developers?
Or you would hire a cryptographic and computer vision expert to handle those things too?
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Imo, the libraries in the article are not that related to backend developers, and what backend developer needs tensorflow?
If I want machine learning in backend I would consult a specialist and he would handle that, not me running pip install tensorflow.
This is pure clickbait.
(The libraries are pillow, bcrypt, fastapi, tensorflow and some other)
Of course, I agree that there are tons of things that I have missed. but please explain -
How is hashing passwords using Bcrypt not related to backend development?
When you create a profile on social media (like on Twitter or Facebook or any other) and upload your profile photo to the server, it automatically gets reshaped into different dimensions for many reasons. A feature that you can develop in less than two lines of code using the Pillow library.
How is that not useful to backend developers?
Or you would hire a cryptographic and computer vision expert to handle those things too?