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-# Hello World: Introduction and F´ Terminology
+# F Prime Hello World Tutorial
 
-> Note: Tutorials can be browsed through our website or through the GitHub repository:\
-> -> [Go to the website](https://fprime-community.github.io/fprime-tutorial-hello-world)\
-> -> [Go to the GitHub repository](https://github.com/fprime-community/fprime-tutorial-hello-world)
+This repository contains the source code and documentation for the F Prime Hello World tutorial.
 
 The Hello World tutorial is designed to teach new users the basics of F´ usage, instruct existing users on new
 command that help in F´ development, and act as the canonical "Hello World" example for F´.
 
-This tutorial walks through the following steps:
-1. [Creating an F´ Project](./docs/NewProject.md)
-2. [Creating an F´ Hello World Component](./docs/HelloWorld.md)
-3. [Integration and Testing With F´ Deployments](./docs/Deployments.md)
+To run through the tutorial, please visit the F´ website and look for the tutorial section: https://fprime.jpl.nasa.gov
 
-Once finished, users should have a good understanding of the basic development mechanics for working with F´ and then
-could dive deeper into concepts through the [Math Component Tutorial](https://github.com/fprime-community/fprime-tutorial-math-component). 
+## Contributing
+If you would like to contribute to this tutorial, please open a pull request.
 
-
-## F´ Terminology
-
-F´ uses specific terminology to refer to specific parts of the system. This section dives into the basic F´ terminology
-used in this tutorial and an explanation of how the terminology is used.
-
-#### Project
-
-An F´ project is a collection of files and folders used to work with F´. At its core, a project is just a folder that
-can be used to hold F´ code. Projects should specifically exclude the core F´ library to avoid the "clone and own"
-problem. Rather projects should link-to a version of F´.
-
-This tutorial will create a new `MyProject` project used to contain the other things created by the tutorial.
-
-#### Component
-
-An F´ component encapsulates a unit of system behavior. Components use ports to communicate with other components and
-define commands, events, telemetry channels, and parameters.
-
-This tutorial will create a new `HelloWorld` component that defines a `SAY_HELLO` command, `Hello` event, and
-`GreetingCount` telemetry channel. The component only used built-in ports. It does not use custom ports nor parameters.
-
-#### Port
-
-A port is an interface used to communicate between components. This tutorial only uses built-in ports.
-
-#### Command
-
-Commands represent actions that a component can execute. Commands can be sent from the ground or via command sequences.
-Command behavior is defined in a command handler defined in the component's implementation.
-
-This tutorial defines one command `SAY_HELLO` with a single argument `greeting`. This command will be sent via the
-ground system and will echo the greeting back via the `Hello` event.
-
-#### Event
-
-Events represent actions that a component has performed. Events are akin to software log messages. Events are received
-and displayed by the ground system.
-
-This tutorial defines one event `Hello` emitted in response to the `SAY_HELLO` command and containing the same greeting
-that the command had.
-
-#### Telemetry Channel
-
-Telemetry channels provide the active state of the component. Each channel represents a single item of state that will
-be sent to the ground system.
-
-This tutorial defines a single channel `GreetingCount` that contains the count of the number of `SAY_HELLO` greeting
-commands received.
-
-#### Deployment
-
-Deployments are a single build of F´ software. Each deployment results in one software executable that can be run along
-with other associated files. Each deployment has a topology that defines the system.
-
-This tutorial will create the `HelloWorldDeployment` deployment, run this deployment, and test it through the F´ GDS.
-
-#### Topology
-
-Topologies are networks of connected components that define the software. Multiple instances of a component may be added
-to the topology.
-
-This tutorial will use a standard command and data handling topology. A single `HelloWorld` component instance called
-`helloWorld` will be added to the standard topology.
-
-**Next:** [Hello World: Creating an F´ Project](./docs/NewProject.md)
+## Resources
+- [Discussions](https://github.com/nasa/fprime/discussions)
+- [Submit an Issue](https://github.com/nasa/fprime/issues)
+- [F´ Community](https://github.com/fprime-community)