So for my Express site, I\'m using jade. So I decided to try modifying my layout file so I can start designing my site. I modified the original layout code (which worked), but I
for edit form on server.js file set variable like this
var applications = row;
res.render("edit", { applications : applications[0] }); 
for edit.jade file :
block content
table
    thead
      tr
        th First Name
        th Last Name
    tbody
      - each item in applications
        tr
          td= item.username
          td= item.email
                                                                        This answer is an extension to the answer of André Dion (I don't have enough reputation to comment on his post). One can also do the same procedure he described in Visual Studio Code Directly. If you use Pug in Visual Studio Code it will be very nice.
In the lower right-hand corner of Sublime Text, there should be a label that says Spaces: N or Tab Size: N where N is a number. Select this and you'll see options to convert the entire document's indentation to use either tabs or spaces:
Convert Indentation to SpacesConvert Indentation to Tabs