Time for a new home

Author: seanmtracey

README.md

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 ### Creating an Express.js server to run our code from
 
-1. Either clone or download this repo to your system `git clone git@github.com:seanmtracey/web-component-examples.git`
+1. Either clone or download this repo to your system `git clone git@github.com:ibmcodelondon/intro-to-web-component-workshop.git`
 2. Using your CLI (such as terminal, or iTerm) enter the newly downloaded repo with `cd web-components-examples/scaffold`. This is the directory that we'll be working from for the remainder of the workshop. It has all of the code that we'll need to deliver the web components that we'll be writing code for in the next little while. In essence, directory is a very simple Express.js web server that uses the Handlebars templating system to deliver the HTML/CSS/JavaScript that  we'll construct (including the required polyfills to help with cross-browser compatibility).
 3. Install the dependencies for our Express.js server with `npm i`. This may take a few moments, depending on your speed of your internet connection.
 4. Create a new directory in the `views` folder called `components` (you can do this by running `mkdir views/components`). We're not going to put anything in it quite yet, but we need it to exist before we can run the server.