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Self-signed certificates are a danger and are not guaranteed to play well with HTTPS protocols across the public internet. It is much more recommended to use a CA for a locally hosted server so it is easier to send requests to and fro.

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See issue #13 for further reference/context.

Gatsby is too annoying. Switch to the Devias template for ReactJS

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Redirect, RedirectResult, and RedirectToAction all do not work as expected. There is no explanation as to why these are failing. There is nothing in the terminal, in dev tools, in the editor, in the docs, or stack overflow that talks about this. So I'm not sure where the breaking changes are.

Another viable solution would be to implement a JS async script within the C# code itself. This is long winding and not part of the original scope, so this is not a priority at the moment. But it will be hugely beneficial and convenient if redirects do happen.

For more information, check out,

• Microsoft.AspNetCore.NodeServices
• Calling JavaScript inside an ASP.NET Core 2.2 application, this is an outdated tutorial, but the docs mentioned in the first link show that the latest NuGET package was pushed 19 days ago. So the package remains, and this tutorial can serve as a possible guide.
• INodeServices Interface, but this page says to use Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices.Extensions instead. No such doc page is available for this
• Where is the documentation for Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices.Extensions?, this stack overflow thread has some comments that might be helpful.
• Use JavaScript Services to Create Single Page Applications in ASP.NET Core, I haven't assessed how valuable or related this is right now. Going off by the title, it seems nice to know.
• Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices.Extensions 5.0.4, the NuGET page for SpaServices.Extensions is this

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For concurrency, how do you actually distribute the workload so the requests are mapped accordingly? To implement this, there can be multiple containers of server, that get their requests from a central load balancer that remembers how much load a container is handling at a moment.

Everyone knows what this is. 🤕

Sab se akhir mei karoonga.
Mei kiya poora din faright rehta hoon? :(

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Establish HTTP connections

Needs to be thought out further

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2, as per the requirements of the assignment.

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As per the title says. This is required in ./server/server/Controllers/RequestController.cs, the function HttpInvokeGetAsync().

See documentation here, Asynchronous programming with async and await.

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Fix the HTTPS connection issue, as shown by the warning,

backend       | warn: Microsoft.AspNetCore.HttpsPolicy.HttpsRedirectionMiddleware[3]
backend       |       Failed to determine the https port for redirect.

Thans!

This is to be approached very later on - there is no need to implement this at the moment. This issue will serve as a way to collectively remember the new additions to the server.Request class

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