<aside>(You don’t have to be in the folder you want Site.js to serve, as in the previous examples. As shown here, you can specify the folder as an argument to the <code>site</code> command.)</aside>
<aside>(You don’t have to be in the folder you want Site.js to serve, as in the previous examples. As shown here, you can specify the folder as an argument to the <code>site</code> command. In this case, we want to serve the whole site from the parent folder, not just the <code>.dynamic</code> folder.)</aside>
<p>Hit <ahref='https://localhost'>https://localhost</a> and refresh to see the counter update.</p>
<p><strong>Congratulations, you just made your first fully-dynamic DotJS site!</strong></p>