Backend development refers to the creation and maintenance of the server-side logic, databases and APIs that power web applications. It ensures data is processed, stored and delivered efficiently to the frontend. Backend developers work with programming languages like Pythin, Java, Ruby and frameworks likeDjango, Flask or Node.js to build scalable and secure systems.

Django

Django is a python-based framework that fllows Model-View-Template architectural pattern. It simplifies backend development by providing built-in features such as Object-Relational Mapping, Authentication, Admin Panel, Scalability.

Real world examples of django

Instagram: Django powers instagram backend, handling millions of users and media uploads daily.

Pinterest: Uses DJango for its core functionality, including user authentication and data management.

The Washington Post: relies on django to manage its vast content library and delivers news articles efficiently.

Diagram: Django MVT Architecture

User Request -> URL Router -> View -> Model -> Database

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