The user interface side of a client/server application, the front end is what users see and interact with.
The communications network interfacing equipment at a control point or central site.
The user interface of a computer program or system, designed to let the user interact without having to see or understand the inner workings of the program. Contrasted with the back end.
The user interface portion of a client/server application.
a program or set of programs that is an interface to MH commands
a unifying application that provides a common interface to several functions in the Car PC
An application or window that allows the user to access the data stored in the back end. Basically, it′s the user interface - the part of the website one can see and interact with.
1. a user interface; 2. a component responsibile for passing messages between clients and replica managers
A graphical user interface (GUI) that makes another program easier to use. The front end replaces the original program's commands with simpler commands, menus or icons.
The user interface of a custom data management program. It the part of the program that allows the user to easily access and use data and other services.
The part of a software program that a user sees and interacts with. The front end has to be carefully designed to be clear and straightforward to use.
In Komag's manufacturing process, the front end is the initial process that includes the sizing and polishing of substrates, and the subsequent nickel plating and polishing of such substrates.
the portion of the website that is visible to the user (see also Back End)
The Front End is the user part of the database in which survey/inventory information is entered.
The user's local system running a browser and/or web server providing pages, data, applications to users.
Front end refers to all the hardware and software &emdash; the scanner and computer workstation up to, but not including, the output device.
The hardware on which graphics and documents are created and stored, prior to being output on the back end of the system.
The client part of a client/server application that requests services across a network from a server, or back end. It typically provides an interactive interface to the user, for example, a data entry front end, allowing data to be entered into a server through the use of SQL.
The user interface that appears on a Web page and allows a visitor to the site to interact with dynamic features, including databases, shopping cart programs, and online purchase processing software.
A database file that contains no information other than that required for self maintenance. It may contain forms and reports that display information and code that controls it. The tables where the information is stored are located in the 'back end" database. The front end is linked to a back end, usually over a network. See "split database".
The end opposite the coupling or driving pulley. Also referred to as the commutator end.
A small computer through which a user communicates with a larger computer; or, a program that provides a user-friendly interface to another, harder-to-use, program
In a computer network, this specialised pre-processor relieves a host computer of a task such as line control, message handling, code conversion, or error control. "'Front end" could also refer to a specific system that is placed in front of another system, such as a voice prompting unit in front of a PBX-ACD unit.
In the client/ server model, the front-end part refers to the client side; it’s where the user views and interacts with information from a server; for the Web, browers provide the front end that communicates with Web servers on the back end.
A user interface which facilitates communication with another computer, or the working aspect of an application.
The opposite of Back End, the front end of a site is everything that the user sees and experiences on a web page.
Node or software program that requests services of a back end. See also back end, client, and server.
The returns that come in as a result of a mailing or TV promotion, etc. This may be paid or unpaid, but does not determine the end result. (See Back End)
In connector technology, the mating end of a metal terminal.
Program that typically has a more user-friendly interface than a DBMS. 13.12
Any section of a website that is accessible to the end user which includes through both password protected and non-password protected sections of the website.