Service proxying

Typically, applications built on AtomicJS will be web applications that need to consume one or more back-end services. In order to support construction of web applications that are fully separated from those back-end services, the construction of service proxies and mock service proxies are encouraged in order to allow for front-end design and development to proceed prior to any back-end development. This allows for shorter sprints when working on the web application. The objects and other parameter arguments and return values that are exchanged between the controller and the proxies can be tested and approved prior to starting design on the server side components. Additionally, the definitions of the objects involved in those exchanges provide the blue prints for the back-end services and their contracts.

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