This is mostly the documentation issue and it boils down to the following observation:
I create a local instance of Aurelia version of Conduit without a hitch (not too surprising 😏) and without even thinking about its back end, I pointed the browser to http://localhost:9000. Instead of seeing a complaint that I did not provide the back end application, I saw this:
indicating that my local instance knows how to find a pre-provisioned back end instance, which is being "molested" by everyone.
This is mostly the documentation issue and it boils down to the following observation:
I create a local instance of Aurelia version of Conduit without a hitch (not too surprising 😏) and without even thinking about its back end, I pointed the browser to http://localhost:9000. Instead of seeing a complaint that I did not provide the back end application, I saw this:
indicating that my local instance knows how to find a pre-provisioned back end instance, which is being "molested" by everyone.
The point I am trying to make is that the README.md file, should have a brief explanation about the "default" back end server.