How
Posted by MembershipFine2637@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 6 comments
How you guys do it like example in Python there's no Documentation that teaches how you use Python as Backend it doesn't give a code how to use this as Backend how do you learn it cause that's the one I've struggling about to learn like i don't how
grantrules@reddit
Backend is a very general term. Backend for what? Often backends are just http servers, so the documentation for that would be here: https://docs.python.org/3/library/http.server.html
But that's really just a reference, not a tutorial that walks you through it (though the page does provide enough information to figure it out on your own).. to make it a little easier, you'd google something like "how to make an http server in python" and follow that.
vu47@reddit
This took me all of about eight seconds to find:
https://www.google.com/search?q=beginner+instructions+how+to+use+python+as+a+backend&oq=beginner+instructions+how+to+use+python+as+a+backend&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRiPAtIBCTE0NjEzajBqN6gCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Take your pick. No shortage of results: videos, courses, webpages, LLM instructions...
ffrkAnonymous@reddit
backend-frontend doesn't really exist. it's just perspective. when you write code on your laptop, it's "frontend". Then you forget your laptop at your friends house, now your same code on the same computer has become "backend".
teraflop@reddit
Python is a programming language, which means it's a tool that can be used to do many different things.
When you buy an electric drill from the local hardware store, it comes with instructions. The instructions just tell you how to use the drill safely. They don't tell you how to build a house. For that, you need to look at books or articles or videos about home design and construction.
Similarly, the Python documentation tells you how the Python language works, how the Python interpreter works, and what kinds of features it has. It doesn't tell you every possible thing you can do with Python, because that list of things would be infinite. If you want to do backend webapp programming, go research it.
polymorphicshade@reddit
Google search: "how to write a backend server in python"
Which link do you might think will help you? 🤔
Low_Satisfaction_819@reddit
Denial and error! :)