Front end vs Back end development

How do Front end and Back end Web development work together?

To make a very good example of how the front end and the backend work, let’ say you are going to purchase a mass gainer from Amazon.com instead of purchasing from http://dbolmassgainer.com/best-weight-gain-supplements/ but decided to make the purchase at a later date. So you saved it in your account to get back to soon. When interacting with Amazon, you are actually interacting with the front end of Amazon’s website.

The back end of Amazon is going to store the data that you have entered into their database. Amazon database is created on a specific server which keeps all their account information. Next time you log back in to Amazon, you will still have all the details in store ready for you to purchase. Thanks to the works of the backend developer.

 

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Front end development is that part of the web that users can see and interact with. It has two parts which is identified as web design and the front end web development.

In essence, when discussing web design, the discussion is particularly focusing on photoshop and fireworks which also includes some coding using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or Jquery.

Everything that the user see when making use of the web is HTML, CSS, and JavaScript combined together. All these are being controlled by the computer browser that includes the contact forms, sliders, transitions, buttons, fonts, and drop down menus.

Back end development is working with is anything not seen by the user. end has three parts which includes the server, the application, and the database. The backend developer works with PHP, Ruby, Python, and etc.

Working with WordPress

WordPress is an open sourced framework that allows novice web developers to work around front end and back end development. WordPress is built on PHP that has to be installed on a server together with a database. Customization of a wordpress site can be done with CSS, jQuery, and JavaScript.

 

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