@ibacher thank you for this thoughtful reply! I don’t think I took a step to install the Legacy UI, nor the reference application. Though, because I am unfamiliar with them, I can’t say that for sure because I don’t know if they would have installed jointly with any other installation piece. I’ve posted the home page I was referring to below. I see that the url (http://localhost:8081/openmrs/referenceapplication/home.page) mentions “referenceapplication” , but I also see in the picture below that that I don’t have a user interface module installed.
Below is what I see in my eclipse when I follow the path from your third bullet. Is there a step I need to take to access the html? Do you recommend a certain interface?
I’m glad you mentioned the later information as well because I’ve been trying to get a good gauge for what steps are necessary to see changes. The watch command is something I was excited to implement to save time, but based on what you said it seems maybe I should focus on that when I find a module to contribute to long term! To contribute to a module, would I need to clone a new repository from the github into my eclipse?
I’m actually joining OpenMRS with a group of students, and we are ultimately hoping to find a good module for us to focus on trying to make code contributions to, one that maybe has less interdependencies and is easier to get a good grasp on. Do you have any suggestions?