Backend Development

Uncover the power behind the scenes of web services and applications, focusing on creating robust, scalable backend systems that support frontend experiences.

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Backend Developers focus on the server-side of web applications and handle the logic, database interactions, user authentication, server, network, and hosting configurations. They write clean, scalable code in programming languages like Java, Python, Ruby, or Node.js. These developers ensure that data and services requested by the front end are delivered efficiently. Their role is critical in integrating and managing APIs, creating libraries, and working with system components without a user interface. Strong problem-solving skills and understanding of database management are vital for this role.

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Example of how to embed a folder os static assets into the final binary and serve them on configured routes from actix-web.

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Protect simple admin website areas with basic auth in actix-web, including safety against timing attacks. Pragmatic choice for single-admin web sites or quickly securing a resource.

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Rust Maud Templates

How to build parent templates/partials with Rust in maud, using a simple functional component.

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