And once you never did here, either you can corner pocket or download it, and I think I'm going to
go with Klown option or just get the URL here and navigate back to the terminal.
My question will remain just so I can see what's happening.
I'm going to navigate through a desktop and then, of course, I want to get clone online, copy and
paste the URL.
Now, the folder shouldn't be that big because all the projects don't have node modules installed.
So that's something that we'll talk about with later.
But downloads should be somewhat quick.
Then open up your text or of course, drag and drop in my case, offset right away side by side, my
browser window as well.
So we're going to go here with a text error and then we have the browser and then you'll notice that
there are going to be projects.
And for each and every project, there's going to be a set of folder as well as the final folder.
And the idea is following where we have complete source code in the final folder.
And here you can just come and see exactly the code that I wrote in the video.
And then, of course, you have the setup where we'll do all of our work.
So the setup folder is all the files and folders prepared for you.
And then, of course, as you watch the video, you'll be working in a setup folder.
Now, I also would like to mention that for both of them, you'll have to run NPM install.
So that's something you'll have to do for both for the set up as well as the final.
So if you want to see the project in action for sure, navigate to a final one.
But after that you'll have to run NPM install first to get all the dependencies and then you'll be able
to spin up the deficit.
Otherwise you'll have there now for the setup.
Of course you'll have to do that as well.
Otherwise, nothing will work.
Now, I also would like to mention that as far as the Project Ayari created all the success for you.
So if you navigate you in year, you'll see all the styles in action already.
And you'll also see that you have all the files as well as boilerplate already for you.
Now, I did that simply because I wanted to save some time on some redundant typing so that we can do
more projects, we can do more interesting functionality instead of working on a boiler plate by creating
the files and then creating, I don't know, the setup for the components.
So, for example, if you have objets component, notice how you have all the inputs already here and
the general structure for the component.
So that way, like I just said, we can add more interesting features to our project instead of doing
the repetition of creating a files and then setting up the import.
And the last thing that I would want to mention is that there is a README file and in here I have corresponding
tutorial topics.
So I would suggest following this guideline because that way for sure, once you're done with you start
in tutorial, you know that you can work on a birthday or a minor project.
Once you're done with use effect and unconditional return, then you can work on this project.
Now, technically, you can skip tutorial if you want, but I'm just saying that you'll be much more
comfortable if you complete tutorial first.