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Before we begin, I'd just like to point out something that will help you get the most out of this course.

Personally, I think the best way to learn is to code along as we build our e-commerce platform, but

I know there are some learners that just like to watch and listen and then maybe look at the code themselves

later.

That's perfectly fine.

I've set up this course so that both these type of learners can get the most out of it.

If you go to my GitHub and navigate to my.

GitHub account, so you go GitHub dot com slash saying m iwa, if you check the repositories, you will

see a bunch of them that say lesson one lesson to lesson three all the way up to twenty seven.

Now, in each of these repositories is going to actually be the code that we finish writing at the end

of every lesson related to building our e-commerce platform.

So if you get lost, you can always just follow the link that I will provide in that lesson to one of

these repos and get the code from there.

I'm going to show you very quickly how that would work.

So let's say we finish lesson one and we start talking about lesson two.

And you want the code or let's say lesson three and you want the code related to lesson three.

You would go to the repo and you would hit this button clone or download.

From here, we go into our terminal and I'm going to teach you a little bit of get here, so we go get

Klown and then we put down the link that we just copied, and then we can put our own name of our folder

for where we want this to be stored.

Or we can just let get to it and it'll just name it, whatever the name of the repo would.

So it would be less than three.

So let's just call it cloned repo.

So get will clone that project into this folder now called Cloned Ripa, and inside will be all of the

code related to what we just pulled down.

If you want it to continue from this package and you want to save your progress in your own repository,

what you have to do is actually change the remote.

So if we if we type in, get remote, we'll see that there's actually an origin already here.

Right.

And this is pretty much just the name of another repo that this is attached to.

And that repo is my repo, the one that you just pulled this code from.

But because you cannot push to my repo, because I don't want that code changing, because I want all

the students to be able to benefit from the code that is already there, what you're going to do is

you're going to remove this remote.

So you're going to type, get remote, remove and then origin.

Right.

And now you won't have an origin in your remote.

So you're going to add your own.

And first, what you have to do is create a new repository and you can call yours whatever you want.

Let's say you call it Clowned Repo, just for an example.

When you create this repo, you can take this SSL key here.

And then you can do get remote, add origin, and then you would just put in your SHC that you just

copy it hit enter and now you can push to your repo anything on this code and you can also pull.

So what this remote is, is essentially it's just a pointer to some repository that is not on your local

device.

Right.

And you want to call it origin, because if you use any shorthands like push or pull.

In case you're using something like Seashell, which adds that for you, what it will do is it is essentially

an alias for push origin master or get pull origin master.

So naming an origin is just easier for us.

And now if you push, you'll be able to push all the code that you just pulled in from my repo into

your own repo.

So if we refresh.

We should see our code and there at all is.

Now, always remember to also run yarn or NPM install so that you download all of the packages related

to your project.

And now that you know what to do, let's get started with building our final application.