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Make Your Own 2048


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> Fork the Repo to Get the Code
  1.   Welcome to the Course
  2.   Modification is Easy
  3. ●   Play Around with Developer Tools
  4.   Overview of the Course
  5. ●   We Need a Better Method
  6.   Download Sublime
  7.   What is Github?
  8.   Make a Github Account
  9.   Fork the Repo to Get the Code
  10. ●   Modify the Code
  11. ●   Share Your Version
  12. ●   Look at the Big Picture
  13.   HTML vs CSS vs Javascript
  14. ●   Understanding HTML
  15. ●   Understanding CSS
  16.   Summary
  17. ●   What did you think?
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You can fork the 2048 source code (Udacity version) here. Once you have an account, you'll need to "Fork" the repository and then Sync your local Github (which you just installed) with your online account. You'll do that by:

  1. While signed in to your Github account, follow the link above.
  2. Click the "Fork" button on the top-right of the screen. This gives you a copy of the code, but it's only online for now.
  3. Open up the Github program that you installed on your computer. Press the refresh button.
  4. Your version of the repository should show up. Click "Clone to Computer"

If your repo doesn't show up in the Github program that you downloaded, it may mean that your online account and your downloaded program aren't talking to each other. To fix this, open the Github program that you downloaded and select Preferences. Then you can login with your account.

You can also fork the original repo, but keep in mind this code might change over time from what is shown in the videos.

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