Backend
An application – like the one you’re reading this post on – is made up of just two parts: a and a backend. The backend is home to the , in front of that database, and any business logic (invoicing, workflows, etc.) that happen behind the scenes. You can think of the backend like the kitchen in a restaurant – the patron (user) never talks to the kitchen, but interfaces with it through a menu and staff (frontend).

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What's an API?
APIs take inputs and give you predictable outputs.
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