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-This project is an example of how to a 'real-world' app with highly dynamic data in a serverless fashion using React hooks, FaunaDB, and Cloudinary. It uses the Fauna Query Language (FQL) and starts with a frontend-only approach that directly accesses the serverless database FaunaDB for data storage, authentication, and authorization. 
+This project is an example of how to a 'real-world' app with highly dynamic data in a serverless fashion using React hooks, FaunaDB, and Cloudinary. Since FaunaDB was developed by ex-Twitter engineers, a Twitter-like application felt like an appropriately sentimental choices so we call this serverless baby ‘Fwitter’. 
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+It uses the Fauna Query Language (FQL) and starts with a frontend-only approach that directly accesses the serverless database FaunaDB for data storage, authentication, and authorization. 
 
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 Once you are in the dashboard, click on New Database, fill in a name, and click Save. 
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 You should now be on the "Overview" page of your new database. 
 Next, to manipulate the database from within our setup scripts, we need a key. Click on the Security tab in the left sidebar, then click the New key button. 
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 In the "New key" form, the current database should already be selected. For "Role", leave it as "Admin" and give it a name.
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 Next, click Save and copy the key secret displayed on the next page. It will not be displayed again.
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 You now have the option to place it in your environment variables via .env.local, we have provided an example file .env.local.example that you can rename. Although the .env.local file is gitignored, make sure not to push your admin key, this key is powerful and meant to stay private. The setup scripts will therefore also ask you the key if you did not place it in your environment vars so you could opt to paste them in then instead.
 
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 ### Setup cloudinary. 
 
-We use [Cloudinary](https://cloudinary.com/) to allow users to upload media, automatically optimise and serve this media which will be linked to the data of our application such as video and images. Currently, this is only used when a user creates a new Fweet with the media button on the right. To see this feature in action, create an account with Cloudinary and add your cloudname and a public template (there is a default template called ‘ml_default’ which you can make public) to the environment. 
+We use [Cloudinary](https://cloudinary.com/) to allow users to upload media, automatically optimise and serve this media which will be linked to the data of our application such as video and images. It's truly quite amazing what Cloudinary does behind the scenes. To see this feature in action, create an account with Cloudinary and add your cloudname and a public template (there is a default template called ‘ml_default’ which you can make public) to the environment. 
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 REACT_APP_LOCAL___CLOUDINARY_CLOUDNAME=<cloudinary cloudname>
 REACT_APP_LOCAL___CLOUDINARY_TEMPLATE=<cloudinary template>