The form will trigger an API call to a backend server that will actually process the information, store it and send back a response. We expect our blog visitors to input their email address in a form embedded on a web page. So that I can receive email updates when new content is published on the blog. This chapter will take a first stab at implementing this user story: It is now time to roll up our sleeves and get started with it. We spent the whole Chapter 2 defining what we will be building (an email newsletter!), narrowing down a precise set of requirements. Implementing our first integration testĭiscuss the article on HackerNews or r/rust. Changing our project structure for easier testing
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