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Backend; Back-end; Back end (disambiguation); Back End
Backend
En segundo plano
back end
Programa de respaldo (programa de soporte en el sistema de computación, como banco de datos), programa que efectúa las acciones de fondo
backend system
(n.) = sistema intermediario
Def: Sistema que interpreta las preguntas hechas por los usuarios a un lenguaje estándar que el procesador es capaz de entender.
Ex: This becomes only too obvious when we consider what the backend system has to do to handle user's questions effectively.
Def: Sistema que interpreta las preguntas hechas por los usuarios a un lenguaje estándar que el procesador es capaz de entender.
Ex: This becomes only too obvious when we consider what the backend system has to do to handle user's questions effectively.
Definición
back-end
¦ adjective
1. relating to the end of a project, process, or investment.
2. Computing denoting a specialized subordinate processor or program, not directly accessed by the user.
Wikipedia
Back end
Back end, back-end or backend may refer to:
Ejemplos de pronunciación para Backend
1. and my server does all the backend work
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2. I'm a software engineer on the backend side.
The Creative Process _ Brendan Murphy _ Talks at Google
3. We are delivering web and backend endpoints and web
Release Engineering Keynote _ Chuck Rossi _ Talks at Google
4. And it's like the backend of the Mediterranean climate.
2312 _ Kim Stanley Robinson _ Talks at Google
5. it is hard to tell what happens at the backend
Japanese Design, Craftware & Food _ Yuki Aima _ Talks at Google
Ejemplos de uso de Backend
1. Delay‘s remarks brought one sharp user retort, who observed that "Notes‘s backend functionality has no bearing on us 100m or so end–users.
2. Commenting on the deal, analysts at Forbes – which compiles America‘s rich list – said: ‘Cohen could easily take home north of 16 million, including his advance and backend. ‘That puts him in the elite ranks of Hollywood‘s biggest comedians and a likely candidate for inclusion in the Forbes Celebrity 100.‘ The wage is many millions more than seasoned British Oscar–winners such as Sean Connery, Antony Hopkins and Michael Caine have ever been paid for a single movie.