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    • Making your own CHIME app
      • Making a Repo
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      • Hosting the App
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Git is a tool for version control. Version Control is how developers track changes in a codebase over time.

Downloading the files

You can download the repo to your machine using the github UI :

or by running git clone https://github.com/CodeForPhilly/chime.git in your command prompt tool.

Keeping your changes

If you are making changes, fork the repository first and then download!

If you plan to make changes to the code, you will want to fork the repository into your own repo. is a quick guide on forking.

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