About Us / Nolan Allen
Nolan is a lambda school student currently in the Full-stack web development program.
Nolan's role is in back-end architecture. The back-end is the code that runs on the server, that receives requests from the clients, and contains the logic to send the appropriate data back to the client. The back-end also includes the database, which will persistently store all of the data for the application. This article focuses on the hardware and software on the server-side that make this possible.
The back-end is all of the technology required to process the incoming request and generate and send the response to the client. This typically includes three major parts: The server. This is the computer that receives requests. The app. This is the application running on the server that listens for requests, retrieves information from the database, and sends a response. The database. Databases are used to organize and persist data.
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