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Installation Guide
There are many different ways you can install the development environment so you can help contribute code to DEV.
Installing locally
You can install DEV to your local machine and we have instructions for Mac, Windows and Linux.
Running Docker
Installing to your local machine can be troublesome for many reasons such as a conflicting database and runtime versions.
Another way you can get a development environment up and running is with Docker. Docker will install everything you need in an isolated container, and you need not concern about the details. We have instructions for installing with Docker.
GitPod - beginner friendly!
If you are having trouble with local installation and Docker confuses you, then you can launch a development environment with the press of a button with GitPod.
GitPod is an IDE in the cloud which is also attached to a web server. It will install everything you need. If you are comfortable doing everything from a web browser, then we have instructions for installing with GitPod as well.