Problem with Glitch links for ALL back-end projects

Just in case anyone here knows who to contact/inform, the glitch projects meant as starter projects that have links in all the challenges/projects after the data-visualization section are not working properly.

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Such a vague statement.

Iā€™m not sure how else to phrase it.

Maybe this is better. If I follow the glitch link on this challengeā€“as well as for all the other challenges including a glitch linkā€“the glitch project that is linked does not work properly. When I follow the link, the project doesnā€™t fully load and I get the message, ā€œArg, something went wrong. Try again?ā€

https://learn.freecodecamp.org/information-security-and-quality-assurance/information-security-with-helmetjs/understand-bcrypt-hashes/

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In the glitch, click on the ā€˜logsā€™ on the left column, are you getting an error message in the logs? I am, because the computer Iā€™m using (a public terminal, at a local employment office) blocks the jQuery that glitch is loading. And that error is whatā€™s popping up that ā€˜Argā€™ message, at least in my case.

Thanks for the response!

There are no errors that show in the log but if I view the files client.js, style.css, and server.js filesā€¦there is nothing in them but the text:

This document has been deleted outside of the editor.

Please run ā€œrefreshā€ in the console.

Well I canā€™t get the thing working so I agree that this challenge is not user friendly enough.
Not sure if that is by design?
I donā€™t even know what this is teaching you apart from some sort of encryption?

Well, I never stated that the challenge wasnā€™t user friendly.

The problem is that it (the glitch project template) isnā€™t loading as it should.

Iā€™ve already completed the assignment so I know that it HAS worked. Upon returning to it a second time, however, the linked-glitch project is ā€œbrokenā€.

Thanks for taking the time to respond either way.

I have singed in to Glitch via GitHub and prolem was solved.

So you just sign in using GitHub and you are good to go.

Thanks for the heads-up! Someone on GitHub mentioned success via the same route you mention. It probably doesnā€™t matter so much if the goal is to complete the assignments but I was able to use the glitch templates without signing in before.