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Feature/sample backend communication #12

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@oktaal: could you please have a look if this is ok? As I explain in #11, I only implemented the services at the frontend, because a fake app at the backend would really set a wrong example. Please let me know if the http handling should be done differently, because I expect, given this code, hardly anyone will change the backend calls (and they shouldn't have to).

This also enables live reload, which works like a charm on my machine 😉. Can you agree with that?

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I think this gives an idea of how it works. Perhaps in the future it could perhaps generate one actual Django app to call (generated using the cookiecutter). And have that app return a simple hello world.

@oktaal oktaal merged commit 8ea35d8 into develop Nov 14, 2019
@oktaal oktaal deleted the feature/sample-backend-communication branch November 14, 2019 16:07
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Thanks! As I tried to explain in #12, I stopped implementing a simple backend app because it felt so wrong. But perhaps, I'm thinking now, I could base it on the Django tutorial. Let me give it another try...

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