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Final Stretch

Writing a Great README

GitHub Pages — Hosting a Free Website

GitHub Actions — A Gentle Introduction to Automation

Best Practices, Common Mistakes, and Where to Go Next

Final Check-In

Finish strong: write a README that actually gets read, publish a free live website with GitHub Pages, get a gentle first taste of automation with GitHub Actions, and learn the habits that separate confident Git users from everyone else.

You now know the core of Git and GitHub. This final module adds the finishing touches: writing a README people actually read, publishing a free website with GitHub Pages, a gentle first taste of automation with GitHub Actions, and the habits that keep you out of trouble.

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