• How did you make sure your web application adheres to the provided OpenAPI specification?
• Why do you think your web application adheres to common practices to partition the web application (static assets vs. application data)
• Describe synthetically why and how did you manage session state, what are the state change triggering actions (e.g., POST to login).
• Which technology did you use (relational or a no-SQL database) for managing the data model?

• REST compliance

• Describe here to what extent did you follow REST principles
• what are the reasons for which you might have decided to diverge. Note, you must not describe
  the whole API here, just the design decisions.

• OpenAPI Resource models

• Describe here synthetically, which models you have introduced for resources.

• Task assignment

• Describe here how development tasks have been subdivided among members of the
  group

• Analysis of existing API

• Describe here if you have found relevant APIs that have inspired the OpenAPI specification and why (at least two).

• Learning outcome

• What was the most important thing all the members have learned while developing this part of the project, what questions remained unanswered, how you will use what you have learned in your everyday life?

• Tools used

• Describe here which tools, languages and frameworks did you use for the backend of the application.

• Discussion

• How did you make sure your web application adheres to the provided OpenAPI specification?
• Why do you think your web application adheres to common practices to partition the web application (static assets vs. application data)
• Describe synthetically why and how did you manage session state, what are the state change triggering actions (e.g., POST to login).
• Which technology did you use (relational or a no-SQL database) for managing the data model?

• Describe with an ER diagram the model used in the data layer of your web
  application.
• How these map to the OpenAPI data model?

Users
Books:

• picture,
• “fact sheet”,
• abstract
• set of reviews
  (Each Book is related to its Author and to a set of Books that are “similar to” it)
  Carts
  Authors:
• Picture
• Short bio
  (Each Author is related to his/her books)

• Describe here synthetically, which models you have introduced for resources.

check picture url on examples

• Diagram
• Highlight which parts belong to the application layer, data layer or presentation layer.
• How did you ensure that HTML is not rendered server side?