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There you go!

1. Informal way to say, "You are doing it already and you are doing it well."

"Is roller skating hard?" Freddie asked. "No," Beth replied, "let me show you how to do it. There you go!"

2. See: THERE YOU ARE or HERE YOU ARE (2).

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Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms

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