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Github repositories on your computer are called "local repos." Local repos are where you save your work. Then you "push" your work to the remote repo on Github, where other people can see it. | Github repositories on your computer are called "local repos." Local repos are where you save your work. Then you "push" your work to the remote repo on Github, where other people can see it. | ||
Repositories on Github are called "remote repos" because they are remote from | Repositories on Github are called "remote repos" because they are remote from the computer where you do your work. Remote repos are also sometimes called "upstream repos." | ||
To get started with Alopex, you need the files from [https://github.com/fxos-product-design/alopex Alopex's remote repo on Github]. This is called "cloning." When you "clone" a remote repo from Github, you copy the current state of the remote repo and paste it to your computer as a new local repo. | To get started with Alopex, you need the files from [https://github.com/fxos-product-design/alopex Alopex's remote repo on Github]. This is called "cloning." When you "clone" a remote repo from Github, you copy the current state of the remote repo and paste it to your computer as a new local repo. | ||
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=== Example Workflow === | === Example Workflow === | ||
# '''Create something you want to share in public.''' | # '''Create something you want to share in public.''' | ||