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Frontend v/s Backend
Frontend: The frontend is the part of a website or application that you see and interact with. It includes everything you experience directly, such as buttons, menus, and the overall design. Frontend developers use technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a user-friendly and visually appealing interface.
Backend -> The backend is the behind-the-scenes part of a website or application that users don’t see. It consists of servers, databases, and application logic that work together to process requests, manage data, and ensure the overall functionality of the system. Backend developers focus on making sure the application runs smoothly, handles data securely, and responds to user actions from the front end.
It’s beneficial to place the logic on the backend and send only the necessary data to render the UI. Avoid asking the front end for filtering or complex logic, and don’t hand over complicated objects for modifications. It’s a good practice to keep the UI as simple as possible, treating the backend as the source of truth for all data.
Various devices like websites, applications, TVs, Alexa, and smartwatches interact with the database in multiple ways.
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