Frontend Developer vs Backend Developer

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Frontend Vs Backend Developer
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Responsibilities of a Frontend Developer

• The part of the website that the users interact
  with, is called frontend. The visible aspects of
  the website are a part of its frontend. The menu
  on the site, the sliders and the header and
  footer is all controlled by a set of codes using
  Javascript, HTML and CSS.
• CSS, HTML and Javascript are the three main
  languages that a frontend developer must be
  skilled at. The other important technologies that
  a frontend developer must be familiar with
  include Backbone, Angular JS, Ember JS,
  Foundation and Bootstrap. This ensures that the
  interface of the website looks good, irrespective
  of the device. Besides that, knowledge of jQuery
  and Less is equally important. For dynamic
  loading of pages. the knowledge of AJAX is
  helpful as well.
• Frontend development involves the development of
  mockups and wireframes of the look and feel of
  the website. A front end developer works along
  with designers and UX specialists in bringing out
  the best experience for the website. The business
  goals also need to be carefully understood, so
  that the website frontend can be developed
  accordingly. As a good frontend developer, one
  must have good visualisation skills to
  understand, what the end result will look like. A
  frontend end developer must add value to the
  experience that the user is going to get, from
  using the platform.

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Brief Summary of Frontend

• To develop all the aspects of the site that are
  visible to the user
• To work along with design, UX and marketing teams
  to bring out the desired results from the website
• Ensure that the UX of the website is up to the
  mark

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Responsibilities of a Backend Developer

• All of the data in the platform that requires
  storage, forms the part of the backend of the
  website. The main components of the backend
  include an application, a database and a server.
  The existence of the user facing side of the
  website is dependent on the back-end. This
  technology is built and managed by the backend
  developer.
• The key languages that a backend developer must
  be proficient in, include PHP, Python, Ruby, Java
  and .NET. Other tools that backend developers
  use, include MySQL, Oracle and SQL. These are
  used to serve the data back to the frontend code.
  Backend developers also need knowledge of
  specific PHP frameworks - some of the common
  being, Zend, Symfony and Cake PHP. Knowledge of
  version control software like CVS , GIT or SVN is
  equally important along with Linux, used for
  development and deployment purposes.
• Based on these tools and techniques a backend
  developer has to develop a code thats reliable
  and efficient. The backend developer has access
  to other team members to understand the goals of
  the website and come up with effective solutions.
  

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Brief Summary of Backend

• Writing code pertaining to the data related to
  the backend of the site
• Knowledge of key backend development frameworks,
  tools and software
• Understanding the goals of the website and write
  the code in the most efficient manner
• Here are the average salaries of various types of
  web development.

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Choosing The Right Partner

• A business looking to hire expert frontend as
  well as back end developers, must hire the
  services of an agency like ValueCoders. The
  company provides highly trained and dedicated
  resources for on-time completion of development
  projects. The cost of hiring a dedicated
  developer from ValueCoders ranges from 24000
  30,000/year. This helps business save a lot as
  compared to hiring developers that work In-house.

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