Description: Mobile Backend refers to a set of services and technologies that provide the necessary functionality for mobile applications to operate. This backend acts as the support that allows mobile applications to interact with databases, manage users, perform authentications, and handle business logic. Through APIs (Application Programming Interfaces), the mobile backend facilitates communication between the application and servers, enabling efficient data transmission and reception. Key features of a mobile backend include scalability, security, and the ability to handle multiple simultaneous requests. Additionally, the use of cloud services has revolutionized how backends are implemented, allowing developers to focus on creating user experiences without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. This has led to an increase in the adoption of ‘Infrastructure as a Service’ (IaaS) and ‘No-code/Low-code’ solutions, enabling both developers and non-developers to create mobile applications more quickly and efficiently. Platforms like Google App Engine and various cloud service providers offer robust tools for implementing a mobile backend, facilitating the integration of services such as storage, data analytics, and user authentication, resulting in more agile and accessible development.
