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The document discusses connecting a mobile app mockup to a backend server. It rewrites the ServerAPI class to simplify connecting to the server through REST calls. Key methods include login, signup, refresh user data, send friend requests, and upload user contacts and media files to the server. The contacts are converted to JSON matching the server-side format before being uploaded. Connecting the mobile app to the backend through a clean asynchronous API is now simpler than before.
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