Server Side Scripting
A lot of code is used to bring a page to your screen when you type in a URL. What is the mechanism that connects your site's database to the browser, resulting in a seamless, user-friendly experience? Server-side scripts, or languages that build your site behind the scenes, are responsible for this program. What is the software's intended purpose? To give the user a seamless experience that is as close to desktop software as feasible. Many server-side languages are attempting to achieve this goal. The language you use for your site is determined by a combination of your site's needs, your database/operating system setup, and your development team's tastes. Knowing what each script has to offer and how it differs from the others might help you decide how to develop your back end and who to hire. A brief look at the end of your website The server, your database, any APIs, and a back-end web application, which is software written in server-side languages, make up the bac...