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##Mini-Project 2: DevMountain Project
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* Now what we're going to do is walk through how you would normally treat a project here from DevMountain.
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###Step 1:For the Repo
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###Step 1:Fork the Repo
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First, you'll want to 'fork' this repo. On the top right of this page you should see a button that says 'fork'. What this is going to do is essentially copy all of the code from this repository, but make it as a repo under your account. As you can imagine, you can't push directly to the DevMtn repo because that's not secure. But what you can do is create a fork of this repo, then push to your own fork because it's under your own account.