Sentence examples for backend from inspiring English sources
The word 'backend' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the part of a system, application, or network that is not directly accessible to the end user and usually handles behind-the-scenes functions. For example, "The backend of the application handles all of the calculations and data analysis."
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Alternative form of back end
He was paid a fee upfront and the cable outfits shouldered the costs, but he had no participation in the backend — DVDs, on-demand and reruns.
About 100 technologists will be employed there to run the backend of NBCNews.com and to conceive new sites and tools.
The new firm can work with YogaFit's backend system and will charge about $23,000 to change the site's look and navigation.
If something happened in your system, we could say: 'You have an overtemperature on the backend, and here is how to fix it.' And now we are using all this data to do prognostics.
What if Cheika's trick, his great reveal as it were, isn't on the field, but on the bench when Pocock comes on and works with Hooper in the backend of the game?
We built the application using the Play Framework and Scala - the programming language that the Guardian widely uses for backend development.
Is it just me or is Bootstrap making a good team especially with the backend developers?
There are all sorts of other rules and regulations tucked in the backend of these social media platforms, which no one reads.
Niantic's recently updated support pages to specifically call out users "falsifying [their] location, using emulators, modified or unofficial software and/or accessing Pokémon Go clients or backends in an unauthorised manner including through the use of third-party software".
Progress is being made on solving this with the introduction of pluggable ref backends for Git, which will allow the use of a performant key-value store like LMDB.
Also chatbot technology and companionable dialogue agents (as discussed in section 10.5) are serving as general backends to more specific voice-based services.
