Creating a new Node.js project with Blynk

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Hi guys can anyone explain what/where the “git repository” and “keywords” are

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Git is a programmers repository. Programmers use it to store their source code and different versions of the programs. When you see someone saying “get the github files here… git://#$@$%” they are generally coders talking to other coders. Its just something they all know about, like an industry standard type of thing.

Non-native programmers (like me) cheat and just out there and download the zip file, or find apt-get files for the distribution we’re using (like the Rpi).

Keywords are just descriptions of the program so it can be searched in the database, so if i wrote a program that fed pet Lions, my keywords would be “lions lion bigcat feeder dont-eat-humans zoo africa animal”. If someone wanted to find a library or program that fed zoo animals, they would search the repository and find my program.

You can go to git, participate in the programing, copy the program and modify it for yourself, all sorts of things that programmers do in their day to day life.

Git is the program you would use from the command line to download the project if you wanted a local copy of the current code.

Here is an example of one of the blynk git projects.
http://blynk-library

Hoping that helps. Note: I scratch and claw my way through github, so my description could be considered inaccurate by anyone with the slightest experience :slight_smile: .