Back End

Websites and applications sometimes seem as if they worked with magic. When you’re visiting a website, you click buttons that take you to different categories, for example, our blog. Or, when you’re on websites like Amazon, you have to fill out forms with your personal information to buy something. But how does that happen? Where does that information go? It goes to a place called the back-end. The backend simply explained refers to the development of server-side logic that powers websites and applications. It’s the behind-the-scenes part of all the actions we take in a site. Backend development primarily focuses on databases, scripting, backend logic, APIs, and website architecture. What differentiates backend development from frontend development is the fact that the frontend, also called the client-side programming, is what happens in the browser and what all users see and interact with. For example, a simple pop-up is a product of the front end. On the other hand, backend development is everything users can’t see, but that powers everything that happens on a website. What our Backend Developer Do? IPICKR backend developer is responsible for writing the web services and APIs used by front-end developers and mobile app developers. They oversee the server-side web application logic as well as the integration of the front-end part. Besides being in charge of the server-side logic, their primary focus is to define and maintain the central database, making sure that it has high performance and responsiveness to requests from the front-end.