Back-end framework
Meaning in software engineering, with examples
In software engineering, back-end framework means: A software framework that gives structure, tools, and conventions for building server-side apps, APIs, and database-connected features.
In Turkish: arka uç uygulama çatısı
How it is used
Used in web development and architecture discussions. It often covers routing, middleware, dependency management, database access, security features, and testing support.
Example sentences
We picked a back-end framework with built-in authentication because the customer portal and mobile API share the same user accounts.
Here, the term means the main server-side foundation that already includes common components, reducing repeated setup for account and API features.
Since the team already knows the back-end framework, they can add audit logging to the payment service without learning a new stack.
In this sentence, it refers to the established server framework whose patterns and built-in tools let the team develop new features faster.
Common collocations
- back-end framework
- framework middleware
- framework migration
- framework convention
Related terms
More terms: Web, Mobile and Interface Development
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