Spring Boot Full Stack and Angular | Full Course

[@jpark743]

31:46 Service Class 36:49 Exception Handling 38:53 Exposing the API (Rest Controller) 50:02 Testing with Postman 57:27 Testing with HTTPIE 1:03:33 CREATING Angular APP 1:09:22 Angular Service 1:14:02 Angular Service PT2 1:19:37 Angular Component 1:27:51 CORS Configuration 1:32:49 UI Intro 1:40:26 UI Modal Logic 1:54:53 Testing Modal Logic 1:59:04 Angular Form 2:08:03 Update Functionality 2:21:37 Delete Functionality 2:28:44 Search Functionality It's been 3 years since I didn't work it's really helpful. Thank you.

[@dhavalnickshrimankar7055]

1:09:22 Angular Service 1:14:02 Angular Service PT2 Setting up the Service starts at 1:14:02 (Go through this first) and Building the Service starts at 1:09:22 (And then follow through this section)

[@shakib_04]

you should be pinned

[@Leonardo-uh3vs]

@@dhavalnickshrimankar7055 Yes, also noted that. PT2 is actually PT1 and PT1 is actually PT2. So, should see in inverse order.

[@stnhld2841]

Thank you!

[@arnaudbernaille1579]

thank you !

[@nagasesanagasesa7026]

[little revision] 1:09:29 is the part 2 1:14:04 is the part 1 (which should come earlier)

[@prashantmeena6137]

Correct

[@vikashkumaryadav1685]

Thanks for the info.

[@saxena3718]

this comment should get pinned. i was soo confused

[@dukesen98]

Requesting, that this comment gets pinned to the top. Otherwise its really confusing to figure out what is going on.

[@mindblow7617]

I apreciate the video, but it has many flaws, not just what this comment points out, which is not a huge issue, but there are many things skipped through the video, like the cross origin part (important!), the HTML on bootdey IS NOT THE SAME code used in the IDE (nav bar and tools, modals, all magically appeared with no explanation, we know how to make a modal, but it would be nice to follow the right way to do it), and many small things that summing up becomes a huge pain, still, I've been learning a lot, so I don't wanna be ungrateful, this is useful indeed but far from polished.

[@MarkusPold]

Anybody being confused at 1:09:31 . Don't worry, its just a bit of a mixup with clips. This service creation part can be seen at 1:14:02 . These are just a bit mixed up.

[@HandledToaster2]

Thank you I haven't started the video yet but thank you for letting me know

[@califilipino]

THANK YOU

[@krissymorgan6602]

Thank you for that I thought I missed something

[@PepeMariatchi]

thank you

[@diogo4800]

thanks bro!

[@dawidzhu]

The correct order: 1:03:33 CREATING Angular APP 1:14:02 Angular Service PT2 (actually, this is first) 1:09:22 Angular Service (actually, this is second)

[@noshibear8408]

Your tutorial material is at par if not better than those paid learning platforms. What you're producing here is wonderful for the community of developers and learning developers. Keep it up!

[@mauriciomendoza2320]

Thanx for this tutorial, it was great how Junior explain everything that simple and quick. I just need to add that i developed this using Angular 13 and SpringBoot 2.6.1 and there is some considerations, like: 1.- on the onOpenModal method you need to specify that the employee parameter is optional and that means that you have to put it as the second parameter with the ? in the name of the parameter. 2.- the subscribe method now needs to specify "next" and "error" objects (just add {} inside the parameters of the subscribe method and replace "(response: " for "next: (response:", the same with the error handling, replace "(error: " with "error: (error: ". 3.- The attributes in the components needs initialization, so employees needs to be initialized with "[ ]", editEmployee and deleteEmployee with " Employee | undefined". 4.- I needed to specify that the id of the employee to delete can't be null, so i replaced "deleteEmployee?.id" with "deleteEmployee!.id". 5.- This is because i found it more perfomant, to evaluate the "mode" on onOpenModal method, i did it with "else if" instead of only "if" (there's only one action to execute with the "mode" sent). Hope this will be helpful to somebody!

[@DeVis-HD]

You saved me a lot of problem solving

[@SBKaneriya]

@Mauricio Mendoza can you please show how did you put the parameter for onOpenModal. it's not working for me

[@Brazilsolja9]

@@SBKaneriya ​ in your component declare openModal with these parameters: mode: string, employee?: Employee A required parameter cannot follow an optional parameter so you'll have to switch the order as shown above

[@aces8481]

honestly I just turned off strict null checks lmao does this bear any significant consequences can anyone elaborate

[@dibfibo]

Hi Mauricio, i use same version of Angular and Spring Boot. Can you explain better your code for subscribe method?

[@tylerv1361]

Thank you so much for this! Just completed the full project on 11-15-2022 and wanted to share 2 errors I came across and solved: 1. Had an error where I couldn’t compile the front end due to sending null in this function call: (click)="onOpenModal(null, 'add')" SOLUTION-> make sure your tsconfig.json has "strict": false 2. Was getting an error in the back end when trying to Delete an employee: “javax.persistence.TransactionRequiredException: No EntityManager with actual transaction available for current thread - cannot reliably process 'remove' call” SOLUTION -> Add the @Transactional annotation to the delete function in EmployeeService right about the deleteEmployee() function Thank you again for such a fantastic instructional video!

[@aymo-lh4nq]

Thanks bro

[@StaticControl123]

Had the exact same errors, I really appreciate the comment, thanks man!

[@srinathsilla5800]

Why did the deleteEmployee() function need @Transactional annotation though while all other functions didn't?

[@shaigrustamov5115]

20:02 - Database Configuration 25:59 - Employee Repository 31:46 Service Class 36:49 Exception Handling 38:53 Exposing the API (Rest Controller) 50:02 Testing with Postman 57:27 Testing with HTTPIE 1:03:33 CREATING Angular APP 1:14:02 Angular Service PT2 (first) 1:09:22 Angular Service (second) 1:19:37 Angular Component 1:27:51 CORS Configuration 1:32:49 UI Intro 1:40:26 UI Modal Logic 1:54:53 Testing Modal Logic 1:59:04 Angular Form 2:08:03 Update Functionality 2:21:37 Delete Functionality 2:28:44 Search Functionality Thanks to @Jonghyun Park, @Dhaval Nick Shrimankar, @Leo D. Penrose for the preparation this list.

[@atakandurkal2400]

for app.component html i watched entire part frame by frame here is the result : Employee Manager Add Employee (current) Phone : Add Employee × Name Email Address Job title Phone Image URL Close Save changes Edit Employee × Name Email Address Job title Phone Image URL Close Save changes Delete Employee × Are you sure you want to delete employee No Yes NO EMPLOYEES! No Employees were found.

[@martinbraga6655]

you are a life saver

[@fretfret]

Thank you

[@tursoxandthehat]

The Goat himself

[@Daniallotfi]

Thank YOU!!! Very nice of you!

[@guythomas9977]

Angular + Spring Boot... the day in the life of a corporate software developer...

[@marwanla1870]

Why do u say that?

[@GradeFX]

@@marwanla1870 because it's true lmao

[@marwanla1870]

@@GradeFX what is true lol ?

[@guythomas9977]

@@AbhishekKumar-vl3cb Big corp is going to be a Java/Spring shop typically... and angular for at least internal applications

[@teratoma.]

is this a negative implication or? I'm literally starting to work for a big corp that uses angular + spring boot in a week 😂

[@Artificial_Intelligence_AI]

This is the type of content I was looking for! (surprisingly it is hard to find the combo Angular + JAVA spring boot) so thank you for bringing it. Great work and I hope to watch more of this in the future :D

[@TheCuriousLifeOfCode]

20:02 - Database Configuration 25:59 - Employee Repository 31:41 - Service Class 36:50 - Exception Handling 38:49 - Exposing The API (Controller) 50:05 - Testing

[@Tagadarealty]

33:00 The method deleteById(Long id) exist by default from the JpaRepository 49:00 To really make a REST api, why did you change the route for all method ? The basic of a REST api is to have the same route for the resources and change only the method of request. The employee is your resource, the method of the request is what you do with her. /employee GET all POST PUT /employee/id GET one DELETE Of course you can add specific route for your controller, that's not a problem.

[@SavannahVibe]

This tutorial was way much better. I followed it to the last minute and I feel it covered 90% of the things I wanted to know as a beginner

[@Isma7123]

For anyone that's interested to quicken the getters setters and constructors, in IntelIJ if you press Ctrl + Insert it brings a menu that can autogenerate getters, setters, counstructors and the like. Beautiful tutorial btw

[@KozakaGamer]

Use Lombok instead...no need to generate anything :)

[@humeidjocordasse4605]

Walaikumsalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Watching From Mozambique, i'm not a native english speaker but, your tutorials i understand natively. Thank you for all, and may Allah reward you in the best way

[@Adam-gp3ij]

I really want to understand spring boot back-end! thank you and we are waiting

[@ayoubbairoud741]

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[@DB4709]

Thank you for a great video! This is exactly what I needed for a personal project. It looks like there was significant modification of the html from bootdey to add the nav bar, buttons, etc. This made it impossible to follow along and make all the changes in the video. I had to just copy and paste the html and then just watch the video without making the changes myself. It would help immensely if the modified app.component.html were included so that we can follow along and make the changes in the video.

[@adrianpajaro367]

agree

[@peytonhobson1906]

Could I ask how you managed to get the modals to work?

[@danieldomin3956]

@@peytonhobson1906 same

[@cigarettesafter9435]

I highly recommand this tutorial to every beginner starting with angular and looking for something instructive step by step. You're amazing dude, keep uploading videos I'm subscribing right now!

[@_ravi_kumar_gupta]

Hey can we get a complete videos on microservice in spring boot along with deployment process. It would be really appreciated. Thanks man for the work you do.

[@__nitinkumar__]

+1

[@girijeshgautam635]

+1

[@zakarij.9259]

ماشاءالله I spent weeks and weeks reading books and tutorials, i had never foud answers to my questions. In Your tutorials i found exactelly wshat i was seeking for. Thanks brother. Zakari from Germany

[@SarpSpeaksSometimes]

This course was an absolute lifesaver. Built everything the same way for my little library application and it works flawlessly. Thank you so much!

[@salvatorebarretta1410]

16:30 why implements serializable 35:10 optional and exception handling 41:50 generics ResponseEntity 1:03:39 creating angular app

[@piotragier9676]

Chapter order is wrong between 01:09:24 and 1:19:38 in case anyone was wondering.

[@dinaakberdi1962]

Do you know solution? please help me

[@davidgoncalves2879]

For those who can't open modal(s): with the newest version of bootstrap the data-* attributes are data-bs-*. So you need to change this on the onOpenModal method.

[@peytonhobson1906]

Would you be able to explain this a little further? I'm not quite understanding what you're saying.

[@davidgoncalves2879]

@@peytonhobson1906 the attributes data-toggle, data-target, etc... are now data-bs-toggle, data-bs-target, etc...

[@peytonhobson1906]

@@davidgoncalves2879 Thank you for the response. Still can't seem to get them to work, but good to know nonetheless!

[@akashinigami9284]

@@peytonhobson1906 late reply, but did you fix the issue?

[@KozakaGamer]

@@davidgoncalves2879 OMG...I changed data-target to data-bs-target, but forget to change the data-toggle to data-bs-toggle as you wrote. Now I changed both and the Modal popup just works. Thank you!

[@MohammedSufiyan-p7n]

I was searching full stack web development with java from over 5 months and here I got it!. Thanks Nelson

[@sarthakarora6496]

You completed this project? Were there any errors or change in syntax in newer versions

[@carlosfranciscobenegasbini78]

TypeScript 4.1.5 - Property 'employees' has no initializer and is not definitely assigned in the constructor. in app.component.js you need to initialize employees like: constructor(private employeeService: EmployeeService) { this.employees = []; }

[@kevinkipkemei6757]

thanks for this

[@philippmayer320]

"The "employees" property has no initializer and is not permanently assigned in the constructor." can you help me? 1:23:14 in this line: public employees: Employee[];

[@MrJobember]

or you can initialize right there: public employees:Employee[] =[];

[@philippmayer320]

@@MrJobember thanks worked

[@philippmayer320]

@@MrJobember zone.js:2863 GET localhost:4200/$%7Bthis.apiServerUrl%7D/employee/all 404 (Not Found) next problem, can you help?

[@avrildouglas2163]

I just found this tutorial and I am glad I did. You have done a terrific job in throughout the entire course. I have learned so much more than I did after I attended a Java Bootcamp a few years ago in which I left feeling very confused. But after watching and following your tutorial step by step it is so much clearer to me. I know there is plenty to learn, but this has given me the foundation. Thank You!!!

[@STEFAN9484]

This is what I was waiting for , I learn Java with Spring ,Hibernate with MySQL, and on front end Angular and using Postman . Thanks !

[@thatonehoots]

You two are heroes we don't deserve! Thank you for the insight and tutorial.

[@prabeshbajracharya99]

I must say that this is the cleanest way of coding springboot plus angular. I have seen many other videos but this one is by far the best . Subscribed to Get Arrays

[@adityaangga5301]

very clear tutorial, simple to implement step by step. thankyou bro. hopefully i cant watch more tutorial like this

[@flamingbulleyesgaming4412]

Salam, I just finished this video. I learned a lot over the 2 hours. Thank you for this video. I do recommend this video but it is a tiny bit outdated with typescript. But that is only minor changes. Other than that, this was an amazing course intro for Springboot and angular.!!!

[@MrIron-fx5zg]

Thank you brother, you are amazing. Hope your Ramadan is going well, Alhamdulillah.

[@LeafyConversations]

This was an excellent demo connecting the service layer all the way up to Angular. Thank you Junior and Amigoscode! You both are so very helpful and generous sharing your knowledge here.

[@jonascbamt]

Muito bom, parabéns pelo conteúdo! Desenvolvi o app conforme motrado no vídeo, tudo funcionou perfeitamente. Gostei da simplicidade nas explicações e o fato de ir direto ao ponto, sem rodeios. Thank you so much man. Big hug from Brazil!

[@carlosync]

Vou implementar também rsrs

[@agnus_vins]

Você teve algum problema com o erro do TypeScript 'Object is possibly null' ?

[@jonascbamt]

@@agnus_vins não, mas algumas coisas do backend eu tive que ver no repositório, pois o q estava no vídeo não executou com sucesso, mas no frontend não tive problema

[@agnus_vins]

@@jonascbamt kkkkkk no meu caso foi ao contrário, o Back-End foi de boas, mas no Front deu problema e pior que eu já tinha desenvolvido uma aplicação semelhante. Enfim, vlw amigo e boa sorte nos estudos!

[@jonascbamt]

@@agnus_vins opaaaa pra vc também, sucesso!

[@ZaneSchoonraad]

Can you maybe add that text file with all the employees to git... That will really save some time if you still have it! Awesome video btw!!!

[@sam.ammatouri]

Thanks for the tutorial, it is useful indeed. Though I would say that Junior is sometimes not explaining important points, and just keep typing and going. For example, in the backend in the EmployeeService class, an annotation of @Transactional appeared, and no details about it. Similarly, in Angular part, I was expecting that Junior would give some details about how he have created the service, but instead it was already there! It would be great to give few moments to explain the "why" in addition to the "how".

[@user-Chinchu_Ori]

Thanks GOD, you really were made for this!!! I counldn't even think how to get started and i could make a single angular component/form run. Love u!!!

[@kevibec]

That's what i've been searching for so long! So exited to get into it. Thank You so much! :)

[@Mohamed-qt1st]

Jazak Allah Khayran, brother! Your tutorial has been incredibly insightful and comprehensive, serving as an excellent starting point. It covered everything we need to kickstart our journey. Thank you for your efforts and valuable guidance. May Allah reward you abundantly

[@darkpassenger9155]

0:00 - 3:37 - introduction 3:37 - 4:39 - Quick Word (practice as much as possible) 4:39 -10:10 - Prerequisites

[@augustovyhmeister4360]

Hello, yesterday I downloaded the BackEnd part and with some adaptations to America/Santiago and a column name it functions correctly, Now I am going to the Front End part ... see you soon ... thanks

[@programalol]

Very good tutorial, one of the best. I only have one recommendation, instead of depending on specific implementations it would be best to depend on the interface. This helps to separate the layers of my application.

[@Mohamed-uf5jh]

Great Job , i finshed this tuto for one week- end (14 hours )both frent-end and back-end thank Junior for your efforts

[@arezoumasollyngobou6097]

Hey, can you help me with app.component.html?

[@carol00210]

This content is just amazing. I have no words for how much this will save me in my job and in my future. Thank you so much.

[@aniketpatel3994]

Amazing Content... Simple Language... Highly Recommended... Thank You for making this free..

[@safwenbenabdessalem4519]

Thank you so much man! been waiting for this, really excited for this great course! Much love and support!

[@arturgostiuc7846]

Thanks a lot for this course. P.S. There is a mistake in video, 1st and 2nd parts of Angular Service are vice verse.

[@doniabensedrine343]

thank you so much , i was confused by all of these concepts , and now , after watching this video , and practicing , i understand everything related to the backend i am grateful to you

[@bazar9000]

If you want to take it to the next level try to split the backend into microservices

[@shaamcom83]

Thanks for the video Junior. I think it would have been easier if you had just toggled the modal using the data-toggle and data-target instead of manipulating the DOM as it is a costliest operation. For instance, this would have solved the problem:

[@raquelsesa]

It's true this would be nicer but I don't see how do you pass the updateEmployee and deleteEmployee

[@samibenchaalia3443]

Dude I Love you , I love your work just amazing tuttoriel, i admired the backend part, 1 hour watching was more than enough to become a springboot developer your just amazing

[@earthcitizen7156]

Hi Amigos, Demo is simply awesome & superb. can u plz extend ur project with the below most wanted functionalities. It would be great. 1. pagination 2. login using jwt + spring boot Eagerly Awaiting for ur Response.

[@joekhoueiry2447]

Amigos your are the best I like the combination between the spring boot and angular , also I liked the way you teach things very detailed plus very fast , thank you looking forward for such a work

[@bardhprenkaj7999]

1:47:49 you can set the modal data-target at the mode and then just rename the modal forms accordingly. This saves you the unnecessary if statements.

[@tomeuestrany8553]

Very nice video, learned a lot and hope I would find it earlier. I think there's tiny functional error at the very end. Inside the front appcomponent searchEmployees function The condition "if (!key || results.length === 0)" is making that when you put non sense input all employees appear and would be more suitable the have the "no employees found" message. To fix that it's as simple as removing the " || results.length === 0" condition. Thanks for the video!

[@guitarman813]

Another video added to the playlist. Cheers Nelson and Junior!

[@ezu5131]

Nice, simple, and concise tutorial. Love it. Thanks gents

[@hosseinmohammadi4574]

Amigo is great. Proud of this Muslim brother

[@nyong97]

brooo this one is the best video about full stack dev. Udemy has nothing on this one!

[@centurion3708]

I took the full stack route with react, but if i want to go with angular i will come to this video!

[@lucasvieira7202]

Amazing video man! You kinda rushed the HTML / snippet part but it's ok, your explanations are great and I hope to see more of your tutorials soon, my best regards!

[@walidmashal1940]

Great stuff. I didn't know we could debug like that in the sources tab

[@joelmilan7835]

built this as a sample beginners project. Thank you

[@Hivstein]

بارك الله فيكم, مجهود رائع, في ميزان حسناتكم

[@teetee5475]

Such a helpful, well thought-out, and detailed tutorial!! Thank you so much!

[@79EasyE]

Where do you get the template for the app from? I can only find the one that is setup with static data. Also where did the code for the modals, & the navbar come from? Seem you often jump the shark in this tutorial it's pretty confusing.

[@hyperborean72]

Great tutorial - very entertaining and very detailed. Thank you a lot

[@okbabenattia3612]

i am lucky today to see ur channel hamdulah

[@vandanaingole8318]

your are really awasome.the way explain very clear and good. every one understood .sir please make mini project on full stack so that fresher can understood flow of application. thank u for u help. greate video . god bless u

[@charlienewman2705]

Am I the only one confused at 1:09:30? continue to visual studio without beginning? how we ended up there? edit: btw tutorials are so good, thanks amigos :)

[@joundanhamza7909]

Very pedagogique , very cool, very impressive course and explanation Thank you

[@xeanluxcrille6847]

28:15 you know, some years back, I created the same interface for a project.... I did it so that the other developers will only have to worry about creating the models and custom SQL statements. Now I'm realizing I literally created my own version of the JPARepository. Huh. Feels weird.

[@Xhanatos]

I think the person in this video explains more than Amigocode which I like :D

[@hyperborean72]

very nice. and it helps a lot that you speak such a fluent English

[@stefanmanev2061]

DUDE! This is so timely! Thank you :)

[@paulosullivan4057]

Hey dude, you need to tell people when you add on your own HTML. "You're just gonna paste the code of the snippet that I just showed you". You made it seem like you simply copy pasted from the BootDey HTML but you added your own extra HTML on to it. You're telling people to copy that code which has no Nav Bar, yet the code you copy in the video has a Nav Bar. Did you make your own changes? This will throw a lot of people off. Great tutorial regardless. Cheers :)

[@HandledToaster2]

My god he is so hard to follow. Tutorial is 2 hours and 40 minutes but it's taking me the entire day.

[@paulosullivan4057]

@@HandledToaster2 I ended up paying 15$ for getArrays springboot angular JWT course. It's pretty good. highly recommend it

[@Lokibee1234]

14:03 if you can't find the option to create a new package, right click -> Mark Directory as -> Sources Root

[@chinmaydas4053]

You are great.. very important, helpful video.. lots of respect for you 🙏🙏.. expect many these types of helpful videos from you 🙏🙏

[@Sasikumar-kr7xy]

Great Tutorial for a basic TODO Full stack. Looking for a full course

[@luiscevallos1]

Cuanto tiempo espere este tutorial ... Al fin Gracias en serio

[@blueicetiger3987]

I will love this tutorial. Will probably watch it to learn more on this combination. Thank you Amigoscode!

[@vigneshmurali6885]

Thank you so much AmigosCode. I was able to understand and develop an application from the Frontend to Oracle Database

[@fatihcamgoz]

Junior is a great teacher!

[@ryx8802]

wrong order : the " service pt2" should be first then the "angular service " , and thanks very good tuto

[@manishkumarsah6898]

guys do not confuse with - org.hibernate.dialect.MySQL5Dialect, its MySQL5Dialect not MYSQL5Dialect

[@alexman6423]

Thanks bro, i had the same issue and it was driving me crazy

[@sudheergundubogula]

Love from india ❤️ Lots of learning from you very helpful to me. You ar my best teacher ❤️

[@cmanship]

Hi Nelson you satisfied my requirement which was spring boot fullstack with angular I thank you a lot!

[@mohamedlabri6014]

Great tutorial! Good job brothers

[@okok-j4c8h]

Jazak Allah Khei brother , that's gonne be a sadaqa jaria

[@Winterlittle]

i love your tutorials so much, thanks for taking the time! maybe a golang backend, vue frontend project?

[@isaac80745]

Okay! I’ll make sure to watch this after I learn spring boot:)

[@swethav2744]

Very nice explanation so simple..not found anywhere

[@niteshcpdevops]

Although old 2021 video but completed watching this video today and from my perspective it was good to start with creating Spring Boot project as back end first and then creating Angular application as front end as the angular code used for easy to understand. Although simple application but clear to understand how to create Spring Boot & Angular Application as there was precise and concise explanation by Junior. This can help me in doing some hands on. Thanks!

[@abdulraqeebm.3305]

I think there is a missing part, which is the design of the modal (employee name field, email ...etc)

[@ernestovalle6460]

It is inverted, the next part explains how to do that, just it was bad ordered

[@abdulraqeebm.3305]

@@ernestovalle6460 please provide the timestamp for that

[@ernestovalle6460]

@@abdulraqeebm.3305 Check the answer of Nagasesa Nagasesa one Month ago, it explains the same: 1:09:30 "Angular Service" (explains Creation of Employee interface and add methods to service) 1:14.01 "Angular Service PT2" ( Explains creation of employee.service.ts using CLI)

[@abdulraqeebm.3305]

@@ernestovalle6460 but I am talking about something else, not the service part. I know that the service part is inverted, but there is another missing part, the part where he design the modal (add modal, edit modal, delete modal)

[@ernestovalle6460]

@@abdulraqeebm.3305 the last versión of the code in the page that he mentions doesn't contain the same code, just a demo with users, what i did wqs to "reverse" his html code to remove all the angular, there are the modals he is talking about

[@StanculescuDaniel]

Spring is a smart framework!

[@glutzm]

Great course! Congratulations!

[@LieberLois]

Incredibly hard to follow the Angular part. After importing Bootstrap you suddenly have the whole app sketched up?

[@HandledToaster2]

IMPOSSIBLE to follow is what you mean.

[@fakherhabib7952]

you can look at the source code of the template in the front-end github repository

[@robertomartinez907]

@@fakherhabib7952 i did that just getting a bunch of errors in the html and i literally copied his code

[@gnlimber]

Love your teaching style - thanks so much!