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Last edited Apr 12, 2017
Created on Apr 11, 2020

This example documents the setup steps for a Sass Fundamentals workshop, covering installation of Node.js via NVM and Visual Studio Code with recommended extensions. It shows how to verify the environment with `nvm --version` and `node --version`, then clones the project repository from GitHub and runs `npm install` followed by `./run -e nesting` to launch an exercise. The text uses Markdown for formatting, including code blocks and a link to the workshop repository, and highlights the css-triggers and vscode-icons extensions as visible dependencies.

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