Even if I can write Java and SQL, I am also a front-end developer

At the end of the year, the main write Java has been more than half a year. During this half-year period, I learned to use Spring-boot, learned SQL, and learned to use MongoDB. At first glance, the content of my work seems to be mostly "back-end", so can I calculate a half back-end development? I don't think so.

Yes, I started working on Java and databases in the last six months, but my job is essentially "data presentation" to the front page. Just before, I was a browser-oriented page, page rendering in the browser, the data is by using the JS interface to fetch. Now, I put more page rendering on the server, the data is directly to the database to take it. In fact, the quality is still "front-end development."

I and mainstream front-end development of the difference is: People in the server is also mainly used JS, I mainly use Java.

Distributed? Don't understand. High concurrency? Don't understand. Safety? Don't understand. Extended? Don't understand. HTTP protocol? Smattering. So, do not think that touch a little server-side development and database to understand the backend development, as long as the work content is to take data, processing data, display on the page, and its reverse process, it is the front-end development.

Even if I can write Java and SQL, I am also a front-end developer