message: move quickstart section about packages to better place
diff: @@ -22,25 +22,6 @@ We also recommend that you install the following:
  - [Git](https://git-scm.com/downloads)
  -### Installing Fluid Packages
  -
  -For this example we already have the necessary Fluid packages in our package.json. Therefore, when you run `npm
  -install`, they will be installed for you. However, if you wanted to start a new project on your own, available packages
  -are labeled in the [Fluid API Section](https://fluidframework.com/apis/) of the documentation.
  -
  -To install your packages you can follow this format: `npm i package-name` if you use [npm](https://docs.npmjs.com/) or
  -`yarn add package-name` if you use [yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/).
  -
  -We use the following Fluid packages in this tutorial:
  -
  -- **@fluidframework/aqueduct**
  -- **@fluid-experimental/get-container**
  -- **@fluidframework/map**
  -- **tinylicious**
  - - Note: Tinylicious is only a development dependency, since it is the
  - [service]({{< relref "/docs/concepts/service.md" >}}) used when developing your Fluid app. You can install it as
  - a development dependency using `npm i tinylicious --save-dev` or `yarn add tinylicious --dev`.
  -
  ## Getting Started
  Open a new command window and navigate to the folder you where you want to install the project, and then clone the
  @@ -84,4 +65,20 @@ that the state of the dice changes in both clients.
  ## Next Steps
  -See the code for the dice roller app in the [tutorial](./tutorial.md).
  +Start learning how to work with the Fluid Framework APIs with our [tutorial](./tutorial.md).
  +
  +Or, if you would like to start a new Fluid project from scratch, the available packages
  +are labeled in the [Fluid API Section](https://fluidframework.com/apis/) of the documentation.
  +
  +To install your packages you can follow this format: `npm i package-name` if you use [npm](https://docs.npmjs.com/) or
  +`yarn add package-name` if you use [yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/).
  +
  +We use the following Fluid packages in this quickstart:
  +
  +- **@fluidframework/aqueduct**
  +- **@fluid-experimental/get-container**
  +- **@fluidframework/map**
  +- **tinylicious**
  + - Note: Tinylicious is only a development dependency, since it is the
  + [service]({{< relref "/docs/concepts/service.md" >}}) used when developing your Fluid app. You can install it as
  + a development dependency using `npm i tinylicious --save-dev` or `yarn add tinylicious --dev`.
  