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8 changes: 3 additions & 5 deletions 01_introduction/01_python_1_what_is_crumble_mumble?.md
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Crumble mumble is a basically an electronic recipes book where all users can share their recipes with the world because sharing is caring.
Crumble mumble is a electronic recipes book, where all users can share their recipes with the world. Why? Because sharing is caring!

![sharing](https://media.giphy.com/media/Om8iOmzO9NxAY/giphy.gif)

While others may not be so keen on the sharing idea and they just want a place to keep all their recipes for themselves.
While some people may not be so keen on the sharing their recipes, they can use this as a place to keep all their recipes for themselves. The website will organize the recipes by category to allow users to navigate through them easily. It will also help users manage their recipe portions.

The website will help organize their recipes by category to allow them to navigate through them and just help them with managing the recipes portions.

This project will have a bit of javascript in it so **bear** with me (pun not intended).
This project will have a bit of JavaScript in it, so **bear** with me (pun not intended).
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#### Trello

`Trello` is a tool used to help you keep track of your work. What you need to do...what you've already finished and so on.
`Trello` is a tool used to help you manage your work. It will allow you to keep track of what you need to do, what you've already finished, and so on.

Open the projects `Trello` board which you'll find in the `Resources` section. In the board you'll find 4 lists:
* `IceBox`: this list has all the cards/functionalities that are nice to have but not necessary (iceboxed).
* `Backlog`: this list has all the cards/functionalities that we need to do.
* `Doing`: this list will have all the cards/functionalities that you are currently working on.
* `Review`: this list will have all the cards/functionalities that you finished but need to be reviewed by someone.
* `Done`: this list will have all the cards/functionalities that are done.
Open the projects `Trello` board which you'll find in the `Resources` section. In the board you'll find 5 lists:

* `IceBox`: This list has all the cards/functionalities that are nice to have but not necessary (iceboxed).
* `Backlog`: This list has all the cards/functionalities that we need to do.
* `Doing`: This list will have all the cards/functionalities that you are currently working on.
* `Review`: This list will have all the cards/functionalities that you finished, but need to be reviewed by someone.
* `Done`: This list will have all the cards/functionalities that are complete and reviewed.

Right now all the cards are in the `backlog` list because we haven't started working on the project. So, as we start working in this project, we'll be moving the cards to different lists.

Right now all the cards are in the `backlog` list, because we haven't started working on the project. So, as we start working in this project, we'll be moving the cards to different lists.

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#### Git

We'll be using git throughout the project to keep track of the changes we're making to the code and create checkpoints everytime we finish a functionality.
We'll be using `git` throughout the project to keep track of the changes we're making to the code. We will also create checkpoints everytime we finish a functionality.

We're not going to start this project from scratch, so there is a starter project for you. After you fork and clone this project, each time we complete a certain functionality we'll push to that repo.