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getting-started/index.md

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-title: Participating in a coderetreat
+title: Getting Started
 audience: participants
 toc: true
+intro: |
+    It doesn't take much to join a coderetreat, not even necessarily your own computer. We'll try to cover some frequently asked questions here and provide you with everything you need for your first coderetreat!
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-# From Matt's PDX event:
+## What is a coderetreat?
+
+Check out [our workshop guide]({% link the-workshop/index.md %}) to find out everything about the format!
+
+## What to prepare
+
+## A failing test-case
+
+Manuals for setting up your computer:
+- Linux, Mac, Windows
+- IntelliJ, Eclipse, VisualStudio Code, Atom, Sublime
+- Runtimes: Node, Java, Python
+- Git, GitHub, Bootstrap Repos
+
+## What's gonna happen on the day
+
+# Notes
+## From Matt's PDX event:
 
 > What to Bring: A laptop with your favorite development tools and a unit test framework (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unit_testing_frameworks). Everything else is provided. If you haven't used these tools before, don't worry, we share!
 
-# Why you want to attend from Ann Arbor Tech
+## Why you want to attend from Ann Arbor Tech
 
 • Are you into software and looking for ways to improve your craft?
 • Don't get the chance to practice pairing or test driving with TDD?
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 • Would you like to work (play) with others who have similar interests and needs?
 If you said yes to any of the above then 2019 GLOBAL Day of Code Retreat punches all of those buttons! (http://coderetreat.org/)
 
-## What is a coderetreat?
-
-## What to prepare
-
-## What's gonna happen on the day