visual basic is a front end
Oracle is a back end
Firstly, I'd suggest to either get a windows shelled MAME program, or get a mame frontend for your MAME 0.142. The MAME binary program you have is a command line running executable (it's ran by entering various command codes in a dos like window), it's very technical and unweildy. A MAME program ran in a windows shell or a frontend are loads easier to manage and launch. My suggestions for a windows shelld MAME program is to look up the program called IV Play. it's free and you can search the site for the appropriate MAME version you need. A frontend, is a program that you launch to run the MAME 0.142 binary for you in a menu format. You just install the frontend, setup the directories so it knows where your MAME 0.142 program is at. Then just use the friendly interface frontend. Two excellent frontends to try: GameEx, it's free and has a nice setup program. And Maximus Arcade, it's free for the fully functioning trial program. Once that is set up, locate and download some romsets. Place the zipped files into the rom folder in your MAME 0.142 folder, it should be labeled "ROMS". Do Not unzip the roms, just leave them like they are, your MAME can handle it. Start up the frontend, load a rom from the list, and play!
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PHP is a scripting language which handles logical processes based on user input Your frontend would be developed using HTML and CSS and backend developed using a database like MYSQL
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Backend = software running on a server connecting to databases, mainframes, or simply just doing stuff. Frontend = the part a user interacts with. It might be an applet, web page, Swing application, or just about anything that can communicate with the backend.
SQL,MS-Access,ORACLE is backend... VB,DOTNET is Frontend
The back end also includes the database, which will persistently store all of the data for the application. A middleware component serves as a bridge between frontend and backend.
No where frontend and backend application has been defined categorically. If I say PHP is both front end and backend as well no one will agree with me, if mind set of men is that "it is a back end". It is a thinking of the mind set of men which is endless to talk about. If javascript is disabled, if Flash is disabled, styles in css do not work in web browser for example, then PHP,asp,cgi,perl all server scriping language may be called front end and back end as well. First mysql/oracle/MSSQL server were called backend server, after that scripting languages were called backend/frontend. The cause of such naming conventions might be for comparison of one man's work with another, which has pros and cons.
A backend is a system that drives a frontend. Some examples of backends: > The kernel of an operating system > The code behind a website Some examples of frontends: > The GUI in said operating system > The (X)HTML/CSS that tells your browser how to render any given website's pages Sometimes, backends and frontends are tightly integrated by "visual" programming languages that tie GUI and core code together.
"Against the backend" typically refers to actions or interactions that occur on the server-side of a web application, as opposed to the client-side (frontend). This can involve database operations, server logic, and API interactions that support the functionality of the application. Essentially, it describes processes that are not directly visible to the user but are crucial for the application’s performance and data management.
The duties of a backend developer primarily involve server-side logic, database management, and application programming interface (API) integration. They are responsible for building and maintaining the technology that powers the components of a website or application, ensuring efficient data processing and storage. Additionally, backend developers collaborate with frontend developers to ensure seamless communication between the server and the user interface. Their role often includes optimizing performance, security, and scalability of the application.
In software applications software frontend means user interface. In terms of Client/Server programs, the client part is the frontend. In compilers, frontend checks syntax and errors.
The front-end is anything that interacts directly with the user (such as the GUI). The back-end is everything that goes on behind the scenes and is generally of no interest to the user. In a client-server application, the client is the front-end and the server is the back-end.
Some examples of backend user stories in software development include creating database schemas, implementing server-side logic for processing data, integrating with external APIs, optimizing performance through caching, and ensuring data security through encryption and access control.