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Can you feel the excitement? It's palpable. We're so close to deploying this project into the real world and then showing off our skills to our friends, our family, and co-workers so that they can say, hey, you really understand how to optimize server performance and rendering using these fantastic JavaScript libraries and frameworks. You're really something. You know that and you can say, heck yeah, I am. What's the next step? Well, now that we have the repository of code up on GitHub, this is great because now when we make changes, we can always push these changes up on the Cloud into GitHub. GitHub tracks the changes for us, we can see the timing of it, we can see the histories, we can create different branches. You can do a whole lot with GitHub. There are courses on GitHub. I don't actually have a full course on GitHub, but maybe that's an interesting idea in the future. But for now, what we're going to focus on is now that we have this code up, how do we point it to Versal so…

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