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    <h1>sprint rua reflections</h1>
    <h2>primer and setup</h2>
    <h3>9 november 2018</h3>
    
    <p>
      The sprint rua primer and setup competencies are:
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    <li>understand the purpose of your blog</li>
    <li>add a blog directory with template HTML</li>
    <li>and link your css file to your HTML file.</li>
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      The purpose of my blog is to express what I am learning at Dev Academy. 
      Setting up the blog directory, blog template html and linking a css file are tasks that I am familiar with from my Phase-0 learning.
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      Setting up the blog directory is creating an area / folder where all blog pages for the website can be stored. In the terminal you would do this by going to where your website is on your computer:
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    <li>mkdir blog command to create the blog folder</li>
    <li>cd blog command to move into the new blog folder</li>
    <li>use the touch command to create a new html file within the blog folder</li>
    <li>to open the new file in your default code editor, type code .</li>
    <li>insert template text for your blog</li>
    <li>and then save, stage, commit and push the new stuff from your computer to online land.</li>
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      Just like creating the blog folder and html file, the next steps are to create a styles folder using mkdir and a new css file using the touch command. To link the html and css files, you add instructions in the html file telling it where to grab its styles from.
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