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Front end and back end

In software development, front end refers to the presentation layer that users interact with, while back end refers to the data management and processing behind the scenes. "Full stack" refers to both together. In the client–server model, the client is usually considered the front end, handling most user-facing tasks, and the server is the back end…

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Front end and back end

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HTMLinstance ofThe example lists below focus on web development.Front endMarkup and web languages0.80text
CSSinstance ofThe example lists below focus on web development.Front endMarkup and web languages0.80text
and JavaScriptinstance ofThe example lists below focus on web development.Front endMarkup and web languages0.80text
as well as ancillary libraries commonly used in those languagesinstance ofThe example lists below focus on web development.Front endMarkup and web languages0.80text
such as Sass or jQueryAsynchronous request handlinginstance ofThe example lists below focus on web development.Front endMarkup and web languages0.80text
AJAXSingle-page applications with frameworks like Reactinstance ofThe example lists below focus on web development.Front endMarkup and web languages0.80text
Angular or Vue.jsWeb performanceinstance ofThe example lists below focus on web development.Front endMarkup and web languages0.80text
a DMZinstance ofprovides security0.80text
or converts data into a transportable formatinstance ofprovides security0.80text
Veriloginstance offront-end design can refer to the initial description of a circuit's behavior in a hardware description language0.80text
while back-end design can refer to the process of mapping that behavior to physical transistors on a dieinstance offront-end design can refer to the initial description of a circuit's behavior in a hardware description language0.80text
Front end and back endrelated to Web development as an exampleAnother0.60section

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