Back-end developers

Now that you know how SharpMinds works, it’s good to dive deeper into how we find your perfect back-end developer. Back-end development is essential for building web applications and software applications. Finding the right developer for your project is crucial because they’re responsible for designing, developing, and implementing functionalities, databases, server configurations and other technical aspects. It requires developers to have in-depth knowledge of programming languages, frameworks, architecture and security.

The libraries and frameworks a developer will encounter depend on the programming language underlying your web or software application. Some popular back-end programming languages with frameworks include C#, PHP, C++, GO, Ruby, Python, Java and .NET.

Every language has its advantages and disadvantages. Python, for example, is known for its simplicity and versatility. It is a language that can handle everything from web development to data science. We find Python developers with extensive experience building web applications, API’s and automation scripts using frameworks like Django and Flask.

Despite Python being more concise and readable, C# is also a popular choice. C# works faster and is better organized. The right C# developer can use this versatile and powerful language to create robust and scalable applications for the Microsoft ecosystem. If you don’t want to be tied to Microsoft, it may be more interesting to look into C++ development. Since this code is directly compiled into machine language, it works even faster. Additionally, it is a multi-paradigm language, allowing for the use of multiple complementary programming techniques and concepts.

Another multi-paradigm language is Java. One of the significant advantages of Java is the “write once, run anywhere” (WORA) principle. We find Java developers who ensure your application functions well on different operating systems and platforms through WORA. This way, code only needs to be created once in a standard bytecode, allowing developers to work more efficiently.

Java is a stable language, but coding requires stricter guidelines and more code to perform tasks. If you want to work more flexibly, Ruby is a good option. It is faster because less code needs to be written, and the code is easier to read. With Ruby developers’ flexibility, they can easily make adjustments, making this language particularly suitable for creating web applications.

The youngest language in this list is Go or Golang. Like Ruby, it is highly suitable for simpler, data-processing, and faster applications. We find Go developers who leverage the simplicity and speed of Go to build scalable web services, microservices, and cloud-based applications. With their expertise in Go’s standard libraries and frameworks like Gin and Echo, they ensure optimal performance and maintainable code.