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# Make a book with 10 clicks!
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```{figure} figures/template.jpg
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name: template
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width: 150px
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align: right
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```
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Now that you've been introduced to the basics of a Jupyter Book, let's start making one! To make it very ease, we make use of GitHub to store your files online and host your website.
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## 1. Create a GitHub account
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To get started, you need a GitHub account (not counted within the 10 clicks 🤭): https://github.com/signup
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## 2. Use the template
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Now, let's start making a book. Therefore, we've made a template on GitHub which covers most of the technical steps required to have your book online. How to start using the template is explained in the `README` of the template, which is shown on the homepage of the template: https://github.com/TeachBooks/template. Please follow the steps provided there. When you're done, come back here!
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## 3. Let's practice!
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You should have your book now online on something like `<your_username>.github.io/<book>`.
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Getting used to the syntax of writing in a Jupyter Book can be a bit daunting at the start. Therefore, exercises are included in the template you used took! You can go over them and look at the results online. |