Tech professionals must have marginally different knowledge and skills for backend and frontend software development, and project managers must approach them as separate processes. Backend development involves fundamental logic and data system programming that remains invisible to the end user. In contrast, front-end development involves interface programming that allows end users to view and interact with software.
Backend and frontend programming share a single code base and complete processes in full-stack development. Therefore, full-stack developers work through the project’s entire tech stack (mix of tools, languages, frameworks, and other resources).
Full stack development helps to ensure that software has a seamlessly unified and highly robust backend and frontend. Full-stack development teams work faster and use resources more efficiently than other software development teams.
Furthermore, they have an increased ability to solve unforeseen problems collaboratively and more flexibly handle last-minute backend and frontend changes simultaneously.
