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Implementation

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Now, I'm going to assume that you've already got some experience with workflows in GitHub Actions, and I'm probably going to go a little bit fast over a few of these concepts. Of course, if you don't have these firmly planted in your brain yet, then you might want to go back and look at some documentation or go to our previous course that is more heavy about teaching about the inner workings and how to use GitHub Actions. But this is the CI front-end workflow, and we've got a few different jobs. We've got a build, which we saw in the workflow diagram, which is just going to package that artifact, it's going to compile it, it's going to do whatever it needs to do to just form that deployable package. You see here, it's checking out the code, it's setting up Node version, it's installing the dependencies, it is going to build the actual code. This is a node project if you haven't noticed yet. Then it's going to just upload that artifact to a holding area that we can get to later. Then…

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