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And with our most basic example in place now, I'm going to start throwing mine grenades at you, first

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of all, I want to let you know that, of course, we're not limited to passing in the age the HDMI

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directly into the dot, right.

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Or not that meaning imagine if you would have to every time just set it up over your HMO in methods

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directly.

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Of course, what we can do instead is set up the file.

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Then required to file using the file system and then just pass it.

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Now keep in mind one thing, though, where we will be passing in the contents of the file, not the

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file itself.

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And that's very important.

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We'll be passing in the contents of the file.

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So that means we still need to use this content type just because we're going to be getting the data

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from the my file doesn't really mean anything.

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Yes, it's nice.

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It's going to make our lives easier if we want to set up a more meaningful Web page, but we still need

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to set up the content type.

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Now, this is going to be a temporary file because in the next video, we'll cover a more serious example.

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And I already prepared all the files for you.

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So this is where we'll really struggle.

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And this is where I'll show you why we use the Express.

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But for now, if you want to follow along, just create a simple index email or about Estima.

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Doesn't really matter how you call the file in the folder.

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Again, this is really optional.

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I'm going to go with new file and I'm going to call this index HMO.

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And again, the whole reason why I'm doing that, because I want to set up a more proper page and I

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don't want to type everything here in the right order.

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And I mean, it's much more nicer here, right?

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So I'm just going to go with Amet set up individual pseudocode.

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I get my basics and I can say on page, on page, and then I'm just going to go with the heading for

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whole world.

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Again, this is just the showcase that sky's the limit.

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Just like you normally would surreptitiously email.

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You can do exactly the same thing, and then I'm going to go back to app jazz and first of all, I'm

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going to get the read file.

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So I'm going to go and then read file and think.

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And I'm going to talk about why I'm using this thing in a second.

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So don't freak out.

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I know I mentioned before that we need to be mindful of the methods that we use.

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That there is a difference between the blocking and non blocking and I'm just going to go with FSR over

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here and we need to come up with some kind of name.

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And again, in the next video, there's going to be more data here.

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So that's why I'll get all files for the time being in this video.

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Just get one and I'm going to call this home page again.

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Call it whatever you want.

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You can call this Bobby Lee.

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Doesn't really matter is just a variable.

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And we're going to go read, file and sync.

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And of course, where's the file?

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It is in the same folder.

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So we go with relative path.

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And I'm just going to call this index ASML.

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Now, again, we're getting the content now why I'm using here the read file saying, well, there's

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two reasons.

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First of all, we need to keep in mind that we're not invoking this every time someone comes to the

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server.

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Please keep in mind that we require that file when we instantiate our server.

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So basically that initial time when the server starts running.

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So it's not like when the request comes in.

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Then again, every time we requesting the file.

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Yes, of course.

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If I were to place this in the block, yeah.

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That's a different scenario.

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Meaning if I were to even place this in the great server again, same scenario, but not in here, then

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we're just requesting this once.

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That's the first reason why I went to that.

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And second is just an example.

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So I want to make my life a little bit easier when I want to focus on something else with this home

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page in place.

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Now, of course, what I would want is to go back to my if where I'm checking for the homepage and instead

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of going with that right.

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And then typing it out, which is going to go with our comments now, again, we're still keeping this

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one.

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The text that Schimel and I'll show you in a second what happens if we change it to a text plain and

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now we go with a homepage and I'll be prepared to be amazed because if I go to not John, my resource,

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of course, doesn't exist.

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There it is.

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Check it out.

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We have homepage as well as the whole world so we can start making some meaningful HDMI out pages and

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we can serve them with our awesome server.

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And just to reemphasize my point, if we change this to a plain save and refresh, now, of course,

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we're getting a text.

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So, yes, it is very important of what content type we are setting up.

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So let's go back to the email.

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And of course, we are in good shape.

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Awesome.

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We have our home page now.

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Of course, I can go to the next level and go wild and crazy with my page set up.