Back end development

In web development, a back-end developer is responsible for building and maintaining the back-end of a website or web application. The back end consists of all typical components a typical user does not interact with — including databases, servers, application logic, and APIs. Back-end developers create this infrastructure and work to ensure these components function properly.

Our 15+ years of experience backend developer’s team entails focusing on website architecture, scripting, and writing code that communicates between the website’s database and the user’s browser. Data consistency and integrity must be ensured. 

Here’s what our back-end developers do on a day-to-day basis:

– Build and maintain websites: A back-end developer’s main responsibility is to use various tools, frameworks, and languages to determine how best to develop intuitive, user-friendly prototypes and turn them into websites. This requires an understanding of cross-platform functionality and compatibility.

– Write high-quality code: To produce sustainable web applications, developers must write clean and easily maintainable code.

– Perform quality assurance (QA) testing: Create and oversee testing schedules to optimize user interface and experience, ensuring optimal display on various browsers and devices.

– Assess efficiency and speed: Once a website is up and running, and during updates and edits, developers need to assess its performance and scalability, adjusting code as necessary.

– Troubleshoot and debug: Be able to troubleshoot issues and resolve them, while communicating them to project managers, stakeholders, and QA teams.

– Train and support: Maintain workflows with client teams to ensure ongoing support, along with leading training and mentorship for junior developers.