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No. Fucking. Google. ReCaptcha.

Care to post your web.config file? Seems like the issue is pretty obvious if it's a child element inside your web.config

no, he's not just A duck, he's THE duck

pff

It's a fucking great movie. Another good one is Zero Days released in 2016. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5446858/

Because I am so nice, I'm gonna clean up your git repository for you, and then do a pull request.

Classes is default in ES5, which means the only actual ES6 feature you're using is import...

If it's there for code readability and when it's an open-source project, then why in the hell do you follow PHP coding styles and not the default set by Node themselves? Brackets on same line, export default, no semicolons and so on, as I've said for weeks.

There's no reason at all to call new Class.default for this, when there's a simple plugin adding the old exports['default'] = ... back to babel, and when the only thing you're really requiring is your "routes", then I don't really see the reason in using es6.

Please dont... class Application { } module.exports = Application needs to be export default class Application { } You're not coding PHP anymore m8. Over all looks really good, but wouldn't call this ES6 in any way.. Btw you really need to read this documentation...

For a better research purpose, use something that was actually created for that. https://duckduckgo.com If you search for anything related to coding, webservers or so on, the accepted Stackoverflow answer will pop up right underneath the search box. And they don't track you like Google does...

Religion is only good for one sole purpose: structure of life Other than that, religious people are just naive. The only close thing to something related to that or of any kind is spirituality. Wouldn't surprise me if some douchebag named Jesus was some schizophrenia kid who heard voices and...

Especially a CF Flexible "SSL" just makes it even worse.

Just install Apache and MySQL separately

If I remember correctly you can't do that anymore. XAMPP is made only for development purposes, so setting a password is pretty much irrelevant.

I must say, the process is beautiful and it has really begun to look like some social media / twitter thingy! Keep up the good work man.