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First you need to download the right version of Angular material. You need to download Angular material 5. I have used Angular 5 Material for this tutorial. Download the angular.material.min.js file. 


Next, you need to download the right version of Joomla! CMS. You need to download the joomla-cms.js file. The tutorial is focused on the 4.4 version of Joomla!. Download the right version of it. In the current tutorial I have used the joomla-cms.js file for this tutorial. 


First you need to download the right version of Angular material. You need to download Angular material 5.x.x. For this tutorial, I have downloaded the angular-material-5.0.0-rc.0.zip file. Download the angular-material.min.js file. 


Next, you need to download the right version of Bootstrap. You need to download Bootstrap 4.x.x. For this tutorial, I have downloaded the bootstrap-4.2.1.min.js file. Download the bootstrap.min.js file. 


Next, you need to download the right version of Joomla!. You need to download the joomla-cms.js file. For this tutorial I have downloaded the joomla-cms.js file for this tutorial. 


Next, we create the theme.css file. Import Bootstrap's variables.less file. Paste this file below the one we created in the previous step. Create a new file in the same directory using sudo touch index.html and give it this content.


You may have just noticed that our application still looks and behaves like the one from the last step. It's because we haven't compiled the Javascript file. To do this, we need to run our application through a build step. Using the Nodejs image, we'll create a build script to provide this build step. Now, we need a new Dockerfile. In the last step, we chose the ubuntu base image as our base image. The Nodejs image has the node:10.x tag, where x is the major version number. Since we are only interested in minor version changes, we can skip going through the major versions and just use node:10.x. 84d34552a1