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fredyrosales
10,572 PointsHow do i get the base, components, and layout folders into my text editor.
Hey guil, you said you added those files to the workspace. I was using Atom (Text Editor) and i was wondering how you did it? Or do i download some other work files? Thank you!
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Alexander Alegre
14,340 PointsThere should be some files under the Teacher's Notes tab (looks like links in blue) if the vides has files provided by the instructor. Click on them and then check your downloads folder and make a new folder in your desired directory, save those files in there (jut drag and drop) and in Atom click File --> Open and then go to the new folder you just made and click on it and it should display all the files inside that folder.
Hope this helps.
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Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherYou can find the project files available for download under the "Downloads" section at the bottom of the video. These will need to be extracted from the zip folder they are contained in and then you can view them in Atom as described by Alexander Alegre. Good luck!