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The WebXGuild Chronicles - #03C02: Mock Server Marry with NextJS

This story is based on the commit history in the GitHub Repository of our Open Source project at WebXGuild.

In the realm of digital creation, where lines of code wove the tapestry of possibility, a tale of collaboration and innovation unfolded.

It all began on a bright and promising day, a mere nine weeks ago, when Maxime Kubik, a visionary of the code, orchestrated the addition of Gitpod into the fold. With a wave of his virtual wand, he merged the pull request, setting the stage for what was to come.

But the story did not end there, for three weeks prior, another chapter had begun. Vincent Villafuerte, with a flourish of creativity, introduced CODEOWNERS to the repository. It was a feat that added structure and ownership to the digital domain.

And before that, amidst the mists of time, Amit Kumar Rout, in a moment of inspiration, decided to rename the project as "webx-guild." It was a simple yet significant change, a declaration of identity and purpose.

As the weeks passed, the narrative continued to evolve. Maxime Kubik, ever the captain of this digital ship, welcomed a new branch, a testament to the ever-expanding horizons of their endeavors.

But the heart of this tale, the beating core of innovation, lay in the hands of Imam Ali Mustofa. With a commitment to excellence, he introduced the Miragejs mock server, a creation that would breathe life into their code.

And so, the story unfolded, commit by commit, pull request by pull request. Each line of code was a brushstroke on the canvas of their shared vision, a testament to the power of collaboration and the beauty of creation. In this world of code, where ones and zeros danced to the rhythm of imagination, a masterpiece was in the making.

DISCLAIMER: This content was made via Google Translate (an AI tool used to translate languages, you may have forgotten so I reminded it). If the language I use seems odd, assume I'm digressing and trying to say something. Why should there be this disclaimer? Because I always considered ChatGPT!!!

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