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Welcome back.

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All right.

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So the reason the image endpoint wasn't working was because of a silly silly error. I had left the port

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over here which shouldn't be here.

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As you can see our Heroku app is hosted there and we don't need the port.

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So if I saved this let's actually create a new user. We'll register Teddy this time and Teddy at G-mail dot

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com has a password of 1 2 3 we will register and let's grab another face

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grab this face this time

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we'll paste that in here.

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Detect and look at that.

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This is now updating and everything is working as intended.

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If we go back to our server we see that our image endpoint finally gets hit and everything is working.

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Amazingly How cool is that.

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We've just deployed a server and a database and they're both communicating together with the front end

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as well.

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So cool in the next video we're going to deploy our front end application on Heroku as well.

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So we have three different servers running for us.

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We could put it on Github pages but that's something that we've already done and I'm excited after

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doing these two so let's put this on Heroku as well.

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I'll see on that one.

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Bye-Bye.