Open Back-End
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In software, an Open Back-End is a piece of functionality which is used by various Front-End applications. For example, the Open Back-End might be a big number crunching Server which is used by various customers which each have their own bespoke Front end, API or GUI. All the Front-Ends would format their requests in a way the back-end would understand.
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