GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
An
INDUSTRIAL TRANNING
on
BACKEND WEB DEVELOPMENT
Submitted to:
Mr. Pradeep Jha
Head of Dept.
CSE/IT/AI&DS
Presented By: Vikas Jani
Roll.No.22EGJCS819
5th-Semester, 3rd-Year
 Backend Technologies
• CSS (Cascading Style sheets)
• EXPRESS JS
• JAVASCRIPT
• NODE JS
 Features of CSS
1. Styling and Layout Control:
CSS allows for precise control over the visual presentation of HTML
elements, including colors, fonts, spacing, and borders. This enables
designers to create visually appealing, professional layouts that
improve user experience.
2. Responsive Design with Flexbox and Grid:
CSS provides Flexbox and Grid layouts, making it easier to create responsive,
flexible layouts that adjust seamlessly to different screen sizes. These features
are essential for building mobile-friendly and adaptive web applications.
3. Animations and Transitions:
CSS enables smooth animations and transitions, enhancing
interactivity. Developers can animate changes in style (such as hover
effects) and create eye-catching effects without the need for
JavaScript, improving both performance and user engagement.
Frameworks and Tools
• Popular backend frameworks include Express.js, Django, Ruby on
Rails, and Laravel, which provide structure and functionality for rapid
application development
Frameworks and Tools
Frameworks
Popular backend frameworks include Express.js, Django, Ruby
on Rails, and Laravel, which provide structure and functionality
for rapid application development.
 Features of JavaScript
1.Client-Side Interactivity:
JavaScript enables interactive elements directly in the browser, such as
form validation, dynamic content updates, and event handling, making
websites more engaging and responsive to user actions.
2.Asynchronous Programming with Promises and Async/Await:
JavaScript supports asynchronous programming through promises and
the async/await syntax, allowing for non blocking operations like data
fetching and background tasks without freezing the user interface.
3. Cross-Platform Versatility:
JavaScript can run on both the client side (in browsers) and server side
(with Node.js), allowing developers to use the same language across
different environments, making it ideal for full-stack development.
Vikas Jani
22gitcse819@gitjaipur.com

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  • 1.
    GLOBAL INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY Department of Computer Science and Engineering An INDUSTRIAL TRANNING on BACKEND WEB DEVELOPMENT Submitted to: Mr. Pradeep Jha Head of Dept. CSE/IT/AI&DS Presented By: Vikas Jani Roll.No.22EGJCS819 5th-Semester, 3rd-Year
  • 3.
     Backend Technologies •CSS (Cascading Style sheets) • EXPRESS JS • JAVASCRIPT • NODE JS
  • 4.
     Features ofCSS 1. Styling and Layout Control: CSS allows for precise control over the visual presentation of HTML elements, including colors, fonts, spacing, and borders. This enables designers to create visually appealing, professional layouts that improve user experience. 2. Responsive Design with Flexbox and Grid: CSS provides Flexbox and Grid layouts, making it easier to create responsive, flexible layouts that adjust seamlessly to different screen sizes. These features are essential for building mobile-friendly and adaptive web applications. 3. Animations and Transitions: CSS enables smooth animations and transitions, enhancing interactivity. Developers can animate changes in style (such as hover effects) and create eye-catching effects without the need for JavaScript, improving both performance and user engagement.
  • 5.
    Frameworks and Tools •Popular backend frameworks include Express.js, Django, Ruby on Rails, and Laravel, which provide structure and functionality for rapid application development Frameworks and Tools Frameworks Popular backend frameworks include Express.js, Django, Ruby on Rails, and Laravel, which provide structure and functionality for rapid application development.
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     Features ofJavaScript 1.Client-Side Interactivity: JavaScript enables interactive elements directly in the browser, such as form validation, dynamic content updates, and event handling, making websites more engaging and responsive to user actions. 2.Asynchronous Programming with Promises and Async/Await: JavaScript supports asynchronous programming through promises and the async/await syntax, allowing for non blocking operations like data fetching and background tasks without freezing the user interface. 3. Cross-Platform Versatility: JavaScript can run on both the client side (in browsers) and server side (with Node.js), allowing developers to use the same language across different environments, making it ideal for full-stack development.
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