BackendLogik
BackendLogik is a software architectural concept describing the server-side layer that implements business rules, data transformations, and workflow orchestration in a software system. The term emphasizes the logical operations performed away from the user interface and the client, coordinating data access, validation, and domain-specific processes. While not tied to a single framework, BackendLogik is typically discussed in the context of layered or service-oriented architectures.
Core components commonly associated with BackendLogik include domain models that express business concepts, application services that
Implementation targets include cloud-based microservices or modular monoliths, with APIs or messaging interfaces exposing functionality to
Benefits of a well-defined BackendLogik include improved maintainability, scalability, and reuse, as well as easier testing
In practice, BackendLogik is a descriptive term used to discuss how the server side handles business rules,