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HOW TO CONNECT WITH VB6 WITH MICROSOFT ACCESS
 Open visual basic 6.0

 Design a form and add the required components
 Open Microsoft Access and create a database and inside a database create a
table and save it specific path.
 In the visual basic ,on the tool box side right click and select the add
components .
 Select Microsoft ADO control 6.0
 In design form add the added Microsoft ADO control 6.0 and right click the
adobc and select the properties.
 In properties, click the use connection string and select build button.
 Select Microsoft office 12.0 Access Database Engine and click next.
 On the other window give the Data Source textbox value that is present in
the saved database path and its name.
 And click the test connection button and its message was succeeded and it
was connected.
 And click the apply button and select the record set section .
 Then select adcmd-Table and below select the table name and click ok.
 Then give the coding for specified buttons for further actions.
Who Is A Backend Developer?

Introduction
Saying that web and software development have become mainstream would be an
understatement. Although consumer needs and aesthetics are increasingly
considered during software development, the backend is what operates the
software. Without superior backend technologies, web and mobile applications
won't be scalable, functional, or intuitive. The "backend" of a software system, or
the "background technology," concentrates on the app architecture and serves as a
link between the database and the front end.
Selecting the appropriate backend technology can be a big question, particularly

for a non-tech specialist. We hope this in-depth article will assist you in identifying
the key distinctions among the most popular backend languages and selecting the
best technology for your upcoming project. You will also discover more
dependable traditional backend tools with modern web development technologies.
What is Back-end Development?
Backend web development involves building all the aspects of a website that are
not visible to the users but are essential for the proper working and functioning of
the website. It is the behind-the-scenes function of different web applications and
involves creating and maintaining the code that runs a website smoothly.
The backend comprises three main parts —
 A Database - A database helps us store a large amount of information in an

efficient and structured way compared to storing that information in a text
file.
 Server - A server is a computer that receives user requests through the front-
end interface (also known as the client) and responds with a result computed
by the application.
 Application - An application is a computer program that listens for requests
on the server, retrieves information from the database, and sends a response
through the server.
Rather than front-end development that concentrates on the development of the

user interface, backend development handles server-side web application
functionality and integration as well as tasks such as designing APIs, generating
libraries, and dealing with multiple components of the system. Backend
programmers create the code that enables database and application communication.
Top backend Technologies
When it comes to the types of backend technologies, we can find that a plethora of
these are being extensively used in the domain. We have compiled a backend
technologies list just for you to understand the various technologies. Let's take a
comprehensive look at this list of backend technologies with the pros and cons of
each.
1. PHP
PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor and is a server-side scripting language,

meaning that programs created in it execute on web servers and are not dependent
on an online browser. C. RasmusLerdorf is the creator of PHP, and its first version
appeared in 1995. One of the most popular languages developers use to create new
apps, PHP is extensively used to develop online applications.
Pros:
 Open-source and free of cost

 It's platform-independent
 Faster loading rate
Cons:
 It may not be suitable for all bigger web-based applications

 Lacks debugging tools
 Considered less secure relative to others
2. Python
Python is an interpreted, high-level, object-oriented, dynamically semantic

programming language. It is particularly desirable for Rapid Application
Development and usage as a scripting language to tie elements collectively due to
its high-level built-in data structures, robust typing, and dynamic binding. Python's
concise syntax prioritizes readability and simplifies learning, lowering program
maintenance costs.
Pros
 Open-source and free

 Easy to learn
 A vast collection of libraries
Cons
 Has speed limitations

 May have runtime errors
 It consumes a substantial amount of space
3. JavaScript
JavaScript is a robust computer programming language. Its implementation enables

client-side scripts to interact with users and create dynamic pages, and it is most
extensively used as a component of web pages. It is an object-oriented,
lightweight, interpreted programming language. Many times it's considered
synonymous with Java backend technologies. LiveScript was the original name of
JavaScript, but Netscape renamed it to JavaScript, maybe in response to the buzz
that Java was causing. LiveScript, the predecessor to JavaScript, debuted in
Netscape 2.0 in 1995. Netscape, Internet Explorer, and many web browsers all
contain the general-purpose language's core.
Pros
 Language is not complex

 Effortless to implement
 Has high interoperability
Cons
 Substandard browser support

 Debugging facility is absent
 Functioning is sluggish
4. Laravel
Laravel is a PHP web application framework with expressive and beautiful syntax.
Laravel offers the strong capabilities required for large, sophisticated applications
and is easily accessible. You have the resources you need to create whatever
application you are entrusted with an excellent inversion of control container, an
eloquent migration mechanism, and closely integrated unit testing assistance.
Pros
 Convenient to learn
 Provides model view controller structure
 Offers swift execution
Cons
 Lesser in-built support

 Community support is low
 The overall process is complex
5. Django
Django is a Python-based framework that follows the model-template-views

(MTV) architecture. It is also open-source. The independent US-based Django
Software Foundation (DSF) is responsible for its upkeep. Django's main objective
is to make it simpler to create intricate, database-driven websites. The framework
emphasizes component reuse and "pluggability," low code, minimal coupling, and
quick development.
Pros
 Faster than most frameworks

 Scalability is high
 Security is robust
Cons
 Steep learning curve

 Not compatible with small projects
 Possesses a monolithic framework
6. MongoDB
MongoDB is a cross-platform document-oriented database application. It is also

open source. MongoDB, a NoSQL database application, employs documents that
resemble JSON(JavaScript Object Notation is a lightweight format for storing and
transporting data) with alternative schemas. MongoDB was created by MongoDB
Inc. and is distributed under the Server Side Public License, which some
distributions consider non-free.
Pros
 Offers High speed

 Provides flexible database
 Has a good technical support
Cons
 Faces memory limitation issues

 Joins are not supported
 May lead to corruption of data
7. MySQL
MySQL is one of the most widely used open-source databases worldwide. MySQL
has established itself as the top database of preference for web-based applications
thanks to its demonstrated performance, dependability, and usability. Popular
websites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Yahoo!, and many others use MySQL as
their primary database. The next-generation web, cloud, mobile, and embedded
applications are powered by Oracle's new features, enabling MySQL innovation.
Pros
 High data security

 Offers cross-platform compatibility
 Highly versatile
Cons
 Debugging is inefficient
 Prone to data corruption
 It doesn't support large databases efficiently
8. Apache
Apache is an open-source and free framework that supports a large portion of

websites across the globe. The name of the server is Apache HTTP Server. The
Apache Software Foundation is in charge of its creation and upgrades. Apache
enables website operators to serve material across the internet. It is referred to as a
"web server" for this reason. The Apache web server was first released in 1995,
making it one of the oldest and most dependable versions.
Pros
 Open source and free

 Highly reliable
 Has customizable code
Cons
 Incompetent debugging quality

 Time-consuming process
 Security is considered substandard
9. NGINX
NGINX, sometimes recognized as NGIИX, is a reverse proxy, load balancer, mail

proxy, and web server capable of handling HTTP cache. High performance for
Web servers with massive scaling is provided by Nginx. It can operate at high
speeds while carrying more weight. The reverse proxy feature allows a single site
to present aggregated information sources as if they all come from one page.
Through its load balancer, loads can be distributed among various resources, such
as servers. Igor Sysoev developed the program, which was made available to the
public in 2004. NGINX is available for free and open source under the rules of a
two-clause BSD license.
Pros
 Highly scalable
 It's lightweight
 Great configurability
Cons
 Low community support

 Lesser modules
 Less compatibility
10. Docker
Docker is a software platform that simplifies the process of building, running,

managing, and distributing applications. Using OS-level virtualization, Docker's
platform as service offering distributes software in packages known as containers.
There are free and premium versions. The Docker Engine is the name of the
program that runs the containers. Docker, Inc. is the company behind its creation,
and it originally began in 2013.
Pros
 Swift deployment
 Highly secure
 Continuous integration
Cons
 Lesser features
 Low scalability
 Compatibility issues may arise
11. Postman
Developers can easily create, share, test, and document APIs(Application

Programming Interface is a software intermediary that allows two applications to
talk to each other) with Postman, an API platform. Users are given the ability to
generate, store, and read both simple and complicated HTTP/s requests and their
responses to achieve this. As a result, the work is more effective and less tiresome.
Pros
 Highly user-friendly
 Provides timely support
 The overall process is easy
Cons
 Constrained integration
 Low script reusability
 Limited testing ecosystem
12. Jira
Atlassian, an Australian company, created the technology JIRA. This software does
project management, problem tracking, and bug tracking. The Japanese word
"Gojira," which means "Godzilla," is where the JIRA full form gets its name. This
tool's primary usage is to keep track of problems and issues with your software and
applications.
Pros
 High speed
 Easy bug fixing
 Offers effortless integration
Cons
 Difficult to handle
 Complex than its contemporaries
 Faces support issues
Conclusion
Every development procedure entails frontend and backend technologies. Back-

end technology is a technology that we cannot see but plays a critical role in the
overall operation of any software or application. Backend technologies usually
allude to the collections of server-side languages used to build a website's server
setup. The building blocks of software development are the backend technologies.
We hope that you can comprehend each technology's advantages and disadvantages
through this backend technologies list.

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HOW TO CONNECT WITH VB6 WITH MICROSOFT ACCESS

 Open visual basic 6.0

Who Is A Backend Developer?

Selecting the appropriate backend technology can be a big question, particularly

What is Back-end Development?

The backend comprises three main parts —

 A Database - A database helps us store a large amount of information in an

Rather than front-end development that concentrates on the development of the

Top backend Technologies

PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor and is a server-side scripting language,

 Open-source and free of cost

 It may not be suitable for all bigger web-based applications

Python is an interpreted, high-level, object-oriented, dynamically semantic

 Open-source and free

 Has speed limitations

JavaScript is a robust computer programming language. Its implementation enables

 Language is not complex

 Substandard browser support

 Lesser in-built support

Django is a Python-based framework that follows the model-template-views

 Faster than most frameworks

 Steep learning curve

MongoDB is a cross-platform document-oriented database application. It is also

 Offers High speed

 Faces memory limitation issues

 High data security

Apache is an open-source and free framework that supports a large portion of

 Open source and free

 Incompetent debugging quality

NGINX, sometimes recognized as NGIИX, is a reverse proxy, load balancer, mail

 Low community support

Docker is a software platform that simplifies the process of building, running,

Developers can easily create, share, test, and document APIs(Application

Every development procedure entails frontend and backend technologies. Back-

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