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I tried to learn GitHub Actions twice: I failed the first time, but AI helped me succeed the second time

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The first time I tried to deploy a static site using GitHub Actions, I gave up halfway through the tutorials. The second time, with the help of an AI agent, I had the site deployed in several hours — and I finally understood how it all worked. The first time, I gave up I first encountered GitHub Ac…

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  1. 2026-09-30 01:17 · DEV Community — AI
    I tried to learn GitHub Actions twice: I failed the first time, but AI helped me succeed the second time

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