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In the last video, we talked about the Yew tutorial and we went over what itamp;#39;s like to create functional components inside of Yew, and we got this example working This example being a bunch of paragraph tags in a list that we can then click and will show a detailed view. That detailed view is not particularly exciting. There is no video. Itamp;#39;s only changing the title, really. But it does work and we did get the Json Api request to actually work. But I have ref the coat, and I want share that ref with you today. In our main dot, all we have is the u start app with the app type argument. This is our app component. Itamp;#39;s the same component that we used in the last video. Iamp;#39;ve ref that component specifically and moved the sub components out to a different pile. So in L dot r, weamp;#39;ve got our app component this code will look unfamiliar to you because itamp;#39;s new. And then in dot r, weamp;#39;ve got the video, the video details component and the vid
