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XPages App to Web App: Part Nine - Services

We've got a login and a landing page, we're ready to start building the bulk of the application now. But we need the data. In part six we handled the login, both for a mock session and the actual authentication to Domino REST API. But that format is going to quickly get messy as we build out the rest of the application. We can do better.

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Framework App to Web App: Part Six - Mocking, DRAPI and CORS

In the last part, we created for login form and added an eventHandler to call formLogin() function. However, we didn't go into the code behind that function. That function is pretty basic, offloading the bulk of the processing:

const formLogin = () => {
  let username = document.getElementById("username-input").value;
  let password = document.getElementById("password-input").value;
  login(username, password);
};
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Framework App to Web App: Part Five - Home Page

So it's time to start with the application. Any development - team or individual - should use source control. My usual approach is to create the repository in GitHub (or your preferred repository), then clone it locally. A README is best practice of course. And I'll be creating two subfolders, "webapp" and "bruno" - because bruno allows me to store the REST service collection and environment in the github repo.