Back-end Development
Back-end handles the server-side logic, database operations, and core functionality that supports the front-end.
Back-end handles the server-side logic, database operations, and core functionality that supports the front-end.
Back-end development refers to the server-side logic and infrastructure that powers web applications behind the scenes. It involves working with databases, servers, APIs, and application logic to ensure that data is processed correctly and efficiently. Back-end developers typically use languages such as Python, PHP, Node.js, Java, or Ruby, and interact with databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB.
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Introduction to the program
Introduction to Back-End Development
What is Back-end Development
Front-end, Back-end, and Fullstack Dev
A day in the life of a Back-end Developer
How the Internet Works
What is a WebServer and How does it Work
What are Websites and Webpages
Introduction to Node.js
Viewpoints; JS and Node.js
Import vs Require in Node.js
Introduction to Server-Side JavaScript
Working with Node.js
Node Package Manager (npm)
Creating a Web Server with Node.js
🔧 Extending Node.js: Building Beyond the Basics
Working with Third-Party Node.js Extensions
Introduction to Web Frameworks
Express Web Application
Working with Back-end JavaScript Frameworks and Express
Routing, Middleware, and Templating in Express.js
Authentication and Authorization
Authentication in Node.js
Express Best Practices