I decided to wait until this unit to go over what developers do. The primary reason is up until now we have just been discussing what a front end developer does.
Front end developers are in general developers who design user interface for the end users. End users are users who use your applications or websites.
Back end developers in general developer the server side scripts and database consumption layers. Back end developers also watch for cyber attacks, networking and database management.
Designers create layouts and can also take part in the front end coding.
The reason I bring these to light are the following. Tables exist both on the front and back end of the websites. So it is important to understand organizing the tables and lists from tables is a special spot for computing.
Take a moment to explore what a front end developer does at this point.
Take a moment to explore what back end developers do and what looks interesting to you.
Lists and tables are the heart of all computing.
Generally speaking these are ways to both organize data and even more importantly compile and reorganize the data.
Many software frameworks use various types of listings in effort to organize and display information.
Computing is about recalling stored information and calling it to the end user. Databases store the information in tables. Tables have information stored and sequenced.
Two types of database are sync and async. Synchronous is a real time storage computation and can be called and updated immediately. Synchronous must have a live uplink to work in this way. Asynchronous is when data is stored and is updated either by a cron job or manually updated. These can leave tables inaccurate at times but they are better for resource consumption. We won't get into these to much, but data storage is something to consider when creating applications and websites. We will not be going into table data on the back end but we will look at data on the front end.