Back-End Technologies

  • Server-Side Programming Languages:
    Node.js
    • Allows developers to build and run JavaScript applications.
    • Asynchronous.
    • Non-blocking I/O operations: the program can execute other tasks while waiting for I/O operations to complete.
    • Built on the V8 JavaScript engine.
    • Used for building real-time applications.
    • Is cross-platform.
    Python
    • Programming language.
    • Can be used for web development, data analysis, scientific computing, automation, AI, etc.
    • Do not need to declare the data type of a variable explicitly.
    • Extensive standard library that provides functions: file handling, string manipulation, networking, etc.
    Ruby
    • Known for its elegant syntax and used with the Ruby on Rails framework.
    Java
    • Platform-independent.
    • Used for a wide range of applications.
    • Runs on Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
    • Uses C++ and C#.
  • Server-Side Frameworks:
    Express.js
    • A minimalist framework for building web applications with Node.js.
    Ruby on Rails
    • A powerful framework for building Ruby applications.
    Django
    • Python framework that promotes rapid development and clean, pragmatic design.
    Spring Boot
    • Open-source Java framework.
    • Reduces the need for extensive configuration.
    • Includes embedded servlet containers (Tomcat, Jetty, and Undertow).
    • Production-ready management endpoints and tools that provide information about the application’s runtime behavior, such as health status, metrics, and environment details.
  • Relational Databases:
    MySQL
    • Easy to use.
    • Popular choice for web applications, small-to-medium-sized businesses.
    • Good performance in read-heavy workloads.
    • Used for web applications, content management systems, e-commerce platforms, and various data-driven applications.
    PostgreSQL
    • Supports JSON and other NoSQL-like features.
    • Great data integrity and adherence to standards.
    • Allows developers to create custom data types, operators, and functions.
    • Well-suited for applications with unique needs.
    SQLite
    • Does not require a separate server process to operate. The database engine is embedded directly into the application, and it reads and writes to a single file on disk.
    • Cross-platform.
    • Minimal memory footprint.
  • NoSQL Databases:
    MongoDB
    • Popular open-source NoSQL database management system.
    • Designed to handle large volumes of data, provide high performance, and allow for flexible and dynamic data modeling.
    • Stores data in documents in self-contained units that can hold complex data structures.
    Cassandra
    • Query language like SQL.
    • Fault-tolerant.
    • Flexible schema-less data model.
    Redis
    • Stands for Remote Dictionary Serve.
    • Open-source, in-memory data structure store.
    • It can store and manipulate a wide variety of data structures, not just simple key-value pairs.
    • Designed for speed, scalability, and flexibility.
  • API Development:
    REST (Representational State Transfer)
    • Architectural style for designing networked applications.
    GraphQL
    • A query language for APIs that allows clients to request specific data.
  • Server Management:
    Nginx
    • A web server used as a reverse proxy and for load balancing.
    Apache
    • Most widely used web servers.
    • Apache Tomcat: open-source application server used to deploy and manage Java-based web applications.
    • Apache Maven: build automation and project management tool used for building, packaging, and managing Java projects.
    • Apache Spark: open-source data processing and analytics framework that supports batch processing, stream processing, machine learning, and graph processing.
    • Apache Hadoop: ecosystem of open-source tools and libraries for processing and analyzing large datasets.
    • And eight other technologies.
  • Authentication and Authorization:
    • Libraries like OAuth, JWT (JSON Web Tokens), and sessions to manage user authentication and access control.
Back-end technologies

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