Your Backend is Also a Frontend (Backend vs Frontend Engineering)

We are all frontend engineers and backend engineers at the same time, in this video I discuss how a backend can also act as a frontend to another backend.

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Hussein

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My man you're a masterpiece engineer, bought all of your courses on Udemy and they're 10/10 and to the point like a bullet

[MeAsMeButMe]

"Your back end is a front end for someone else". Most terrifying statement I've heard recently 💀😂.

[DushyantDeshwal]

This video is technology and wordplay combined.

[OttoNascarella]

could not agree more! API....the "I" stands for interface like UI... it's all about the interface. And always important to remind ourselves: interfaces are the limits between systems... so let us design them wisely!

[ajandmardalizad]

I think you should make a video about why you don't write your own database every time while you don't like to use react or other frameworks 😄😄.

[debugmedia]

But can we call a Web developer a Software Engineer? or should we call ourself Software developer / Web Developer? What are your thoughts on this

[mateoguevara]

Hey Hussein, amazing video, I have a question, You always mention lot the connection pre-heat, and I definetly notice when a connection is cold, the question is, could you please elaborate more how can you make this process with something like an express-nginx server?

[scholtzgnomie]

Hey Hussein! I absolutely love your videos, keep them coming! Super informative. I've got a question: does your notion of a "backend being someone else's frontend" assume a layered architecture? Or would this also apply in other architectural styles like Pipeline, Microkernel, Service Based, Event-Driven, Microservices, etc? I'd love to hear you break these different architectural patterns down. My mentor at work gave me a book called Fundamentals of Software Architecture and I'm finding the field really interesting!

[robertkameni]

I definitely like the fact that you share your Knowledge. I'm so gratefull, because i've learned a lot on this channel. But one question Please: How can i actully build an entire Database from scratch?

[denisleonard]

Hi Hussein. Thanks for sharing.
I would like to ask:
You know, we use to put a load balancer in front of some application servers.
Then, how are these application servers connect to the DB servers?
Is it only one DB server, or 2 DB servers to provide HA, or can many DB servers.
How is the best practice for the storage, is each DB server connects to one storage, or each DB server have their own storage?
What is the best practice, then. Thanks for sharing man.

[alexrabocse]

Hi Hussein. Just a quick question, do you think that to be a backend engineer first you need to be a frontend one ?

[venkatprasad]

I would like to connect with you in LinkedIn 😛

[MickeyTech]

Hello recently came across your channel and instantly subscribed🤘
Can you help me? Can anyone hack through one's public ip address?

[noahwilliams]

"How do we make something that's stateful, stateless?"
*meme narrator jumps in*
"Lulz, u change the label! Problem solved"

Kidding aside, the "stateless" lie always annoys me, when I was first using Kubernetes one of my first questions was "ok but where does /var/lib/mysql live?"