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Now I did mention on the slide that you also want to exchange testing keys for production keys and in our case,

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that would be that stripe key we're using here through environment variables which we do set in the

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nodemon and in the package.json file.

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Now obviously that always depends on which kind of APIs or third party services you are using. Maybe

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in your app, you use no service at all and therefore this is not an issue for you,

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with stripe what you want to do is you want to click on that to switch to public or to production ready

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data.

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Now you need to activate your account here to be able to do that as you see and to activate your account,

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you have to fill out some information including some payment information.

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And therefore I will not do that here

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but if you were to deploy this into production, you need to fill that all out and once you fill that out,

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you will be able to switch that toggle here here at the top and see your live data, your production ready

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keys and you should use these keys in your code.

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So wherever you are using the test keys right now, you would have to replace them with the production

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ready keys and that is just a stripe example, other APIs

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you might be using might have a similar behavior.