Who earns more, Front-end or Back-end?
Answer:
Back-end developers are typically more costly compared to Front-end developers, who earn a salary ranging from $75,000 to $130,000 a year, although at times they happen to earn even more. This is due to the high level of complexity that includes tasks like database management and server-side logic. However, salaries for both positions differ in terms of experience, location, industry, and specific skills, whereas Front-end positions pay attention to the user interfaces, and Back-end to the system architecture that underlies.
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