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Different Back-Ends Stacks

The document discusses different technologies that can be used to build the back-end of a web application, including languages like PHP, Java, JavaScript, and Python. It also mentions some popular back-end frameworks like Laravel, Express.js, Ruby on Rails, Spring, JSF, Flask, and Django. The combination of front-end and back-end technologies used for a web application is referred to as a stack, such as the MEAN stack or LAMP stack.

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Different Back-Ends Stacks

The document discusses different technologies that can be used to build the back-end of a web application, including languages like PHP, Java, JavaScript, and Python. It also mentions some popular back-end frameworks like Laravel, Express.js, Ruby on Rails, Spring, JSF, Flask, and Django. The combination of front-end and back-end technologies used for a web application is referred to as a stack, such as the MEAN stack or LAMP stack.

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Different Back-end Stacks

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Unlike the front-end, which must be built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript,
there’s a lot of flexibility in which technologies can be used in order to create
the back-end of a web application. Developers can construct back-ends in
many different languages like PHP, Java, JavaScript, Python, and more.

You don’t need to reinvent the wheel to create a robust back-end. Instead,
most developers make use of frameworks which are collections of tools that
shape the organization of your back-end and provide efficient ways of
accomplishing otherwise difficult tasks.

There are numerous back-end frameworks from which developers can choose.
Here are a few examples:

Framework Language
Laravel PHP
Express.js JavaScript (runs in the Node environment)
Ruby on Rails Ruby
Spring Java
JSF Java
Flask Python
Django Python
ASP.NET C#

The collection of technologies used to create the front-end and back-end of a


web application is referred to as a stack. This is where the term full-stack
developer comes from; rather than working in either the front-end or the back-
end exclusively, a full-stack developer works in both.

For example, the MEAN stack is a technology stack for building web
applications that uses MongoDB, Express.js, AngularJS, and Node.js:
MongoDB is used as the database, Node.js with Express.js for the rest of the
back-end, and Angular is used as a front-end framework. While the LAMP
Stack, sometimes considered the archetypal stack, uses Linux, Apache, MySQL,
and PHP.

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