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Welcome to brand new section of seven star static files.

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So what does it mean?

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It simply means that we are going to use not just server to save static files like images, videos,

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HTML, CSS and any file using our server.

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Let's look at the final projects that you are going to build as you go through this section.

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And here is the project.

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Well, these are simple projects, but instead we are using Node.js to render or display these assets.

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And for the home page one asset is called images and we are saving CSS and HTML and many more.

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So you may be thinking that, well, we can develop this application using a HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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and you'll be good to go.

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So why do I need to save my static files like HTML and CSS?

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So here is a clue.

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If you are trying to build dynamic web application that is fetching data from the server, you need

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your server to save those files.

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So it is the responsibility of the server to render all these assets for us.

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So let's see how we are going to do it.

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So for about RS, we have only a HTML template with some few lines of text and then the outpost here

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we can enter some post here.

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And then when I hit send, I'm going to receive this particular data inside my backend.

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So it's really nice concept to be familiar with.

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Well, in the next video, let's get started with how we can save these files.