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docs: add lb3 parity warnings #4466

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## Concept/feature mapping

{% include note.html content="See the [GitHub issue](https://github.com/strongloop/loopback-next/issues/1920) for a full list of features that have not been migrated to LoopBack 4." %}

In Loopback 3.x (and earlier), models were responsible for both accessing data
in other systems (databases, SOAP services, etc.) and providing the
application's external REST API. This made it easy to quickly build a REST
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will be in separate repositories.
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{% include important.html content="Certain features from LoopBack 3 may still be a work in progress or are not planned to be migrated to LoopBack 4. See [Understanding the differences](understanding-the-differences.md)." %}

LoopBack is a highly extensible, open-source Node.js and TypeScript framework
based on Express that enables you to quickly create APIs and microservices
composed from backend systems such as databases and SOAP or REST services.
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