Front-end, back-end, and full-stack development are terms used in web development. Each of these platforms is distinct due to the particular requirements and specific coding capabilities it requires. What matters most is how you determine which kind of web development will be helpful to you.

The terminology and characteristics of front-end, back-end, and full-stack development will be covered in this article.

What is Web Development?

The process of designing, creating, and managing a website is referred to as web development. Designing websites, publishing online, scripting, and managing databases are just a few of the many components. In other words, website development entails the creation of user-interactive internet applications.

Due to continued updates to web development standards and trends, numerous different things are involved.

Front-End Development

The focus of front-end development is on the interface that users use. Icons play a crucial role in a website’s overall design and user experience, which is what front-end development is all about.

Front-end development using technologies such as HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Button, menu, page, link, graphics, and other user experience elements on the website are among the things front-end developers work to enhance.

Front-End Development Tools:

To handle challenging jobs, front-end developers use a large variety of tools and frameworks. We have compiled a list of the most important front-end development tools and shared it here so that you can easily choose a tool from the list below if you’re looking for one.

• Sublime Text
• Chrome Developer Tools
• jQuery
• GitHub
• CodePen
• Angular.js
• Sass

Back-End Development

The server-side portion of the application known as the backend involves writing, refining, and deploying complex server-side code. A server, a database, and an application make up a website’s backend.

A back-end developer manages the technology that powers those components of a website, as well as its functions and requirements.

Back-End Development Tools:

Back-end development is different than front-end development. It is largely driven by server-side development where the developer concentrates on the website’s function. Let’s now look at some popular back-end development tools that developers use frequently for their development tasks.

• Back4app
• Firebase 
• Heroku 
• Kubernetes
• Docker

Full-Stack Development

Full-stack development is the term used to describe the front end and back end of an application’s software. The user interface is on the front end, and the business logic and application workflows are on the back end.

A full-stack developer offers a full suite of services and works on every aspect front end and back end. In short, full-stack developers are experts in each and every field.

Comparison Between Front-End And Back-End Development

The key differences between front-end and back-end development are demonstrated in the table below.

	Front-End Development	Back-End Development
Technologies used	HTML, CSS, Javascript	Java, C#, Python, and PHP
Frameworks used	Angular, React, Vue.js	Spring for Java, Django for Python, and Laravel for PHP
Dependency	The front end is always dependent on the Back end.	The back end is not dependent on the Front end.
Roles and Responsibilities	Developing the user interfaces as per the business requirement	Writing the business logic and integrating it with the front end
Skills	Knowledge of version to control, UI/UX design	Problem-solving, and logical reasoning skills.
Rendering Method	Browser-side	Server-side
Web Development Stack	MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, AngularJS, Node.js)	LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl, Python)
Characteristics	Creative, design mindset, communication, visionary	secure and backup, a website with sound, architecture, programming