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### Bugs
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- The code might compile without any bugs in Swift, but the functionality is limited and it's hard to identify deeper logical errors without context or additional implementation.
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### Optimizations
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- Define `baseURL` as `static let` if it doesn't need to change between instances to save memory since it will be shared across all instances.
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- Implement methods for network requests to make the 'Backend' functional.
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### Good points
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- The code is simple and adheres to basic Swift conventions.
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- Use of a constant for `baseURL` ensures that the URL is not accidentally modified.
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### Summary
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The snippet provided is a basic structure of a network backend for interacting with the DevRant API but lacks concrete implementations for the Backend protocol, such as network request methods. Due to its simplicity, there's little functionality or error handling. It serves as a good starting point but needs further detailing to be practically useful.
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### Open source alternatives
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- **Alamofire**: A well-established Swift-based library for HTTP networking.
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- **Moya**: A powerful abstraction layer on top of Alamofire, specifically designed for network requests like this.
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- **URLSession**: The native framework to handle HTTP requests, which can be utilized more extensively. |