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server-->>browser: [{ "content":"HTML is easy", "date":"2023-1-1" }, ... ]
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deactivate server
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Note right of browser: The browser executes the callback function that renders the notes
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Note right ofthe browser: The browser executes the callback function that renders the notes
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**Create a similar diagram** depicting the situation where the user creates a new note on the page <https://studies.cs.helsinki.fi/exampleapp/notes> by writing something into the text field and clicking the <i>submit</i> button.
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The diagram does not have to be a sequence diagram. Any sensible way of presenting the events is fine.
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All necessary information for doing this, and the next two exercises, can be found in the text of [this part](/en/part0/fundamentals_of_web_apps#forms-and-http-post).
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The idea of these exercises is to read the text through once more and to think through what is going on there. Reading the application [code](https://github.com/mluukkai/example_app) is not necessary, but it is of course possible.
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The idea of these exercises is to read the text once more and to think through what is going on there. Reading the application [code](https://github.com/mluukkai/example_app) is not necessary, but it is of course possible.
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You can do the diagrams with any program, but perhaps the easiest and the best way to do diagrams is the [Mermaid](https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid#sequence-diagram-docs---live-editor) syntax that is now implemented in [GitHub](https://github.blog/2022-02-14-include-diagrams-markdown-files-mermaid/) Markdown pages!
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