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## Still here?
Please note that this guide assumes you're working in a browser rather than a terminal/command line.
Well, let's begin.
First of all, if you want to use GitHub as the source for your code you'll need a repository(repo). If you're reading this then you may be new to GitHub like I was not so long ago.
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Now then, you'll probably want to make some blog posts, this is a blog repo that you're maiking after all right?
The Eleventy base blog template comes with a few in `/posts`, I'd recommend leaving the front matter except the tags, change them as you please. Oh and you can rename the file, just keep at as `something.`**md**
The Eleventy base blog template comes with a few in `/posts`, I'd recommend leaving the layout section in the front matter, change everything else as you please. Oh and you can rename the file, just keep at as `something.`**md**