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Development Tools Adding Changes to a Project on GitHub

Posted by Hyzel Fadhillah
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Hyzel Fadhillah
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 1,001 Points

R we suppose to follow along?coz we don't have any projects or yet to start JS at this point. i got lost halfway through

R we suppose to follow along?coz we don't have any projects or yet to start JS at this point. i got lost halfway through

1 Answer

Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
Treehouse Teacher

Hey Hyzel and others with the same question,

In the video, Treasure goes to the Project page at the end of a Techdegree unit and downloads the "Project Files". She is just doing this as an example to show how to add new folders / files into a Git repository, so you can just bring in any file or folder you like if you're following along.

When you complete all of the course work for your current Unit in the Techdegree, then you'll be left with the Project page for that Unit and you'll see the same link to download the "Project Files"