Deploying the Full Stack Web Application to GitHub Pages

Here we will be focusing on the “FAT CLIENT” topology in which everything rules and lives in the BOM. In later classes we will see how to do this with server-side JavaScript:

This lab demonstrates a basic SPA functionality using HTML, CSS, and ES6 JavaScript, following best practices like arrow functions, `let` and `const` for variable declarations, and event listener usage. This example can be expanded upon for more complex applications.

Here is an example of a Client-Side approach to constructing a simple Single Page Application:

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The `index.html` and `details.html` files demonstrate proper ECMAScript 6 (ES6) best practices in the following ways:

1. **Arrow Function Syntax**: Both files use arrow functions in their event listeners (`(event) => {}`). This ES6 feature provides a more concise and cleaner way to write functions compared to traditional function expressions.

2. **Use of `const`**: In `index.html`, variables `username` and `secretcode` are declared using `const`, aligning with ES6 best practices. `const` is used for variables that should not be reassigned, enhancing code readability and reducing potential errors.

3. **`document.addEventListener`**: Both files utilize `document.addEventListener` for handling events. In `index.html`, it captures the form submission, while in `details.html`, it ensures the code runs after the DOM is fully loaded. This approach is more flexible and powerful than traditional inline event handling.

These practices result in cleaner, more efficient code, and better alignment with modern JavaScript standards.

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