Backend
The backend of web development builds and maintains the part of website that the user doesn’t interact directly. Examples of backend include managing databases, servers and programming interfaces. The website’s backend retrieves data from user to manage and perform essential operations and send it back to the user. A daily life example of this is to imagine the website as a restaurant. The front end is the welcoming area where customers enjoy their meals. Meanwhile, the back end is the kitchen, where chefs prepare dishes, serve, and organise orders. Both parts work in harmony to create a seamless dining experience. In web development, the back end and the front end work together for the best user experience.
Database Management creates the database and manages its storage, retrieval and manipulation. The data includes user information, content, settings, and intellectual property. Handling these things is crucial for websites to function well. It’s essential to keep data safe from cyber-attacks. Backend developers use strong security measures like encrypting data, managing passwords, and updating software.