OK, speaking of GitHub, I was trying this instruction from my command line from your instructions:
git clone git@github.com:warehouseman/fliptext.git
… and I get …
Cloning into ‘fliptext’…
Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
… so clearly I don’t know squat about git or GitHub. Any hints on how to get access to your fliptext source as a single package? Do I have to register with GitHub or something, in order to use it? I really just want a .gz or .zip or something so I can see your structure and the “hooks”.
You need to “fork it” (make your own copy) first. Did I not mention that?
Ok, I see. I’ll have to fix the explanation. Sorry.
Any hints on how to get access to your fliptext source as a single package? Do I have to register with GitHub or something, in order to use it? I really just want a .gz or .zip or something so I can see your structure and the “hooks”.
There’s a button for that at the bottom of the right margin.
Meanwhile, if I may say – you REALLY need to know Git, GitHub and Travis if you’re going to do anything more than weekend tinkering with Meteor.
I’m trying. I’ve only got about 2 weeks behind me with Meteor and I am already diving into package development. It’s all a bit overwhelming at the moment.