Beautiful.
And once we have a clear alert functionality in place, we actually have to start setting up our server.
Since there's not much we can do on our frontend for now without a working server.
And it only makes sense to come back to our front then once we have a working register functionality
smoothly running on a server.
So basically, we need to be able to log in or register in order for us to continue on the frontend
and the steps are going to be following where first.
Now they're not going to have any more side by side of the browser.
There's really no point and we want to stop the server when a client.
Remember that one was with control and say that we want to navigate one level up.
So now we're talking about the geography.
This is where our server is going to be sitting.
We want to set up pretty much default package JSON.
And therefore, I'm going to go with and be in it, and then that's why I'm glad we want to create the
server just for the time being.
We just set up console.log with server running dot dot com.
Let's run it by typing node and server.
So let's do everything step by step.
Like I said, stop the server control.
See?
Awesome.
Then we want to navigate one level up.
So let's go with the key and then do that.
So once we're in the job for it, we want to go with and PM in it.
And that's why which essentially will set up our package JSON so we can start installing packages,
which will do starting pretty much with next video or one video after not run in the job before I won.
So in the server, I want to create server address.
So for time being, I'll close the client and then let's create a new file.
Let's call this server.
James, I'm like, I said, I just go with a simple console log where I will say server running and
then now that I'm back in our terminal.
First of all, I'm going to clear everything, and once I do that, then I'm going to run node and server.
And if everything is correct, I should say server running about that.
And if that's the case, then we are right path and we can start setting up our server.