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# Publish the project
## Overview
With the Hello Jigx project created, and the jig added you are ready to publish your solution to the Jigx Cloud.
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### Steps
1. In VS Code click on the **Jigx Builder** icon in the left navigation bar.
2. In the Jigx Explorer hover over the hello-jigx node till you see the **publish** **icon (rocket)**. Click on the icon to start the publishing process.
3. Enter your Jigx username and press **Enter**.
4. Enter your Jigx password and press **Enter**. The publishing process starts and the progress shows in the bottom right corner of the VS Code editor. A message displays when the solution is successfully published.
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When you build and publish a solution you automatically become the owner of the solution. Access to the solution is managed by [Permissions](/administration/solutions/permissions.md) assigned in [Jigx Management](/administration/management-overview.md). Here you give users access to the solution, define their role in the solution scope and assign `Solution Group` membership for the visibility of widgets.
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### See Also
* [Jigx overview](/understanding-the-basics/architecture.md)
* [Jigx Concepts](/understanding-the-basics/jigx-concepts.md)
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