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Web development, or website development in full, can be defined as writing software programs that run on a browser. When you learn web development, you become a web developer. A web developer doesn’t just build websites where users can get information about a company, for example. They can build website applications (web apps) too. These are typically more versatile than websites. For example, they may include payment integrations, like being able to check out with PayPal. A web developer can put information in a database and retrieve it when a user asks for it through a browser.
Frontend development involves writing code for the UI, or user interface. This is the part of the website that users interact with. It’s what they see when they visit a website.
Backend development mainly involves writing what is known as “business logic”—how information is passed between the frontend and backend. The “backend” is the part of the software that the user cannot see. When a user clicks “login,” for example, they’re not able to see the database where their login data is stored. In this sense, the backend is more abstract.
A full-stack developer is someone who writes code for both the frontend and backend. A full-stack developer can create a web application from end to end—that is, they can create the UI, write the logic for data to flow from the backend to the user, and even handle functionalities like payment integrations.
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