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Babel

Tools transforming JavaScript, including syntax compatible with older environments. Syntax transformation does not necessarily supply missing runtime APIs.

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Back-end developer

A developer responsible for server-side application behaviour, including business logic, data access and APIs. Languages depend on the project. The role does not require mastery of every popular programming language.

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Backbone.js

A JavaScript library organising interfaces through models, collections, views and events. It provides lightweight structure rather than a complete prescribed rendering framework.

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Backend

The server-side portion responsible for logic, data and permissions. Browser interfaces communicate with it through requests.

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Big data

Data whose scale, variety or arrival rate calls for suitable processing methods. A large table alone does not imply distributed infrastructure is necessary.

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Blazor

A framework for web interfaces using .NET components. It supports different rendering models, including server-based or WebAssembly interactivity.

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Bootstrap

A toolkit for web interfaces, including layout grids, styles and reusable components. Bootstrap also includes JavaScript components. It accelerates development, while accessibility and performance still depend on implementation.

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Buffer

A memory area temporarily holding data between operations. It helps accommodate processing-speed differences and is not synonymous with every cache.

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Bug bounty

A programme rewarding responsible vulnerability reports. The organiser defines testing scope and rules; it does not authorise unrestricted attacks.

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