A React interface can look finished while the backend is still a collection of guesses. The screens...
A React interface can look finished while the backend is still a collection of guesses.
The screens render. Forms submit. Navigation works. There may even be a fake login and realistic sample data. But none of that answers the questions the backend must answer:
Which records exist, and how are they related?
Which requests require authentication?
Which records may the current user read or change?
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