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What is a back-end developer? What does back-end mean?

What is a back-end developer? What does back-end mean?

What is a back-end developer?

A back-end developer is someone who is responsible for the back-end (the back) of a website, application, or program. These developers are often specialized in a certain programming language or a specific framework: there are PHP developers, for example. NET developers, C # developers, Java developers, etc.

What does back-end mean?

The back-end of an application is the part that is not visible to the user. This often takes the form of a dashboard, in which administrators can, for example, make changes and add new data. The back-end part of an application supports the front-end (what the user actually sees) and usually allows the front-end to communicate with other programs and applications. The back-end environment uses a login system, often with different (access) rights for different administrators.

In general, the back-end consists of three parts: the database, the server, and the application. The application receives data from the front end and stores it in a database: a large collection of data that runs on a server. The data can be retrieved by the application from this server at later times.

Examples of processes that take place in the back-end are registering new users, uploading files, and reading news messages from a database. Back-end development covers a very broad area: from the implementation of payment methods in a webshop to the operation of a complete management system.

Commonly used programming languages ​​for the back-end are for example:

  • PHP
  • Python
  • ASP.NET
  • Ruby

To make working with these languages ​​easier, many websites use a CMS (content management system). This allows you to make adjustments to the content of a page even without extensive knowledge of programming. Well-known examples of CMSs are:

  • WordPress
  • Drupal
  • Joomla
  • Magento

In addition, the so-called framework is distinguished: this is a framework within which code is written on the basis of certain guidelines, which are dictated by the tools to be used within the framework.