rbannal86/webapps

## webapps
Client-Server Analogy:

You are a client. You walk into a tiny candy store and, immediately, you realize that this is a strange store. There's a small space,
a counter, and a person behind the counter. There is a dark doorway behind the person. You ask the person for a piece of candy corn.
That person walks into the dark doorway and returns with a piece of candy corn. That dark doorway leads to the server. You, the client,
requested a piece of information (candy corn) and the strange person (API) retrieved it from the room behind the dark doorway (server).


Request/Response Cycle Diagram:

https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ITYlU84WAcKpfAnoTF4_YKSIjJq_TiEXeDIqknGCF0M/edit?usp=sharing
	Client-Server Analogy:

	You are a client. You walk into a tiny candy store and, immediately, you realize that this is a strange store. There's a small space,
	a counter, and a person behind the counter. There is a dark doorway behind the person. You ask the person for a piece of candy corn.
	That person walks into the dark doorway and returns with a piece of candy corn. That dark doorway leads to the server. You, the client,
	requested a piece of information (candy corn) and the strange person (API) retrieved it from the room behind the dark doorway (server).


	Request/Response Cycle Diagram:

	https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ITYlU84WAcKpfAnoTF4_YKSIjJq_TiEXeDIqknGCF0M/edit?usp=sharing