Appreciate for the input!

Yes, it's a must! Thanks for the addition!

@@thedevcorners np.. seems above rule can only be used with express apps.

Appreciate it man!

Glad to hear that! have you followed the instruction in the video?

@@thedevcorners I already have made the repo and project before

Can you give the details why it didn't work?

@@thedevcorners My men! It ended working!! Two things: my gratitude to you for you willing to help. With that I was going to make a good explanation to get help by you and, in the process, I fix it. Now I was trying to make a good explanation on why it was break and I get with this: ▬ If you use a template string plus some variables, it would not work. I had something like this « const ROUTES = { MOVIES: `movies`, HOME: `/` } app.get(`/.netlify/functions/app/${ROUTES.MOVIES}/:id`, fn) » That's going to throw an error. This is how I fix that: « const PREFIX_ROUTES = "/.netlify/functions/app" const ROUTES = { MOVIES: `${PREFIX_ROUTES}/movies`, HOME: `${PREFIX_ROUTES}/` } app.get(ROUTES.HOME, fn) app.get(`${ROUTES.MOVIES}`, fn) app.get(`${ROUTES.MOVIES}/:id`, fn) » Thanks for all =)!

@@thedevcorners I though I made a reply but it was not the case. The problem was the use of template strings, I had something like this: `/.netlify/functions/app/${ROUTES.MOVIES}/:id`. That doesn't work for I don't know which reason. But if I extract the prefix into other variable it ended working. Like this: «const ROUTES_PREFIX = "/.netlify/functions/app"; const ROUTES = {MOVIES: `${ROUTES_PREFIX}/movies`}; app.get(`${ROUTES.MOVIES}/:id`, fn)». So, thanks so much for your willing to help ♥

Thank you :) at least it works for me.