Backend Development requires knowledge of multiple aspects. Here’s a mind map of what all things a developer should learn:

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Backend development involves understanding the differences between backend and frontend, choosing appropriate programming languages (Java, Python, JS, Go, Rust, C#), working with various types of databases (SQL, NoSQL, NewSQL), learning about different API types (REST, GraphQL, gRPC, SOAP) and authentication methods (JWT, OAuth2, API keys). Additionally, it includes knowledge of server hosting services, containerization, server setup, and DevOps practices including CI/CD pipelines, IaC, and monitoring tools.

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How to draw flow chart like that? Anyone know the tool?

The fact that PHP is not in the backend graph but JS is, seriously hurts

the fact of not having php there basically tells me to not waste a time on it.

my whole life was a lie!, Since when did js became backend programming language?