Gist 8b95352a05ffdc431578f9b0d595b78e

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Gist 8b95352a05ffdc431578f9b0d595b78e

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Last edited Jun 3, 2019

Created on Jun 3, 2019

This visualization shows the promotional materials and links for the ZEIT sudo team’s integration hackathon entry, which manages secrets for ZEIT deployments. The page displays text highlighting the project’s purpose and provides clickable links to the hackathon, GitHub source, and ZEIT integration installation. The rendering is plain HTML and CSS, with no interactive charting or data-processing libraries involved; it relies solely on static text and hyperlinks to convey the information.

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