All right.
We made it.
This is the section that a lot of you probably have been waiting for.
It's where we connect my SQL, not to just a random node file, but to a web application, which is
really just a random node file that has some other code in it we haven't seen yet, but that's what
we'll see in this section.
So we're going to build a very simple app that serves as sort of a mailing list for a start up slash
cult C ulti, not C Olt or cult.
It's very hard to say, but that's what we're going to build a mailing list application that we could
collect emails before we launch a product or something or collect emails before the world ends or whatever
we're worrying about.
So we're going to see how to do that in this section.
It's going to be mainly a code alone, so it's going to function really.
I'm going to show you something, then you'll do it yourself, then I'll show you something else and
you'll do it.
There's not going to be a ton of new content as far as my SQL is concerned.
Really none.
It's really all the auxiliary stuff that goes into a web app.
So if you don't know anything about web development, I should preface this by saying there's going
to be a lot of stuff here, and this is one section, right?
This could be a whole course on Web development.
In fact, some people have built courses on web development.
This is not a course on Web dev.
So it's an hour or so of content, not 40 hours of content.
So don't get overwhelmed.
Just follow along and build it.
If you are someone who knows web development, some of this may seem a little bit slow for you.
For example, when I'm talking about HTML and CSS, feel free to skip.
I mean, feel free to skip whenever you want, but in particular those sections.
So that's pretty much all I have to say here.
Congratulations on making it to this point.
Very exciting.
Hopefully we're going to see how to make an app.
Blue is very jazzed about it, aren't you?
Blue?
Blue.
That's about the most excited she ever gets.
I miss dogs.