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## index.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<style>

path {
  stroke: #000;
  fill-opacity: .8;
}

</style>

## gist:92cabec9840a3ba62441
# install the blockspring command line tool gem. if you don't have ruby, visit here: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/installation/
$ gem install blockspring-cli

# log in to blockspring. if you don't have a blockspring account, visit here: https://api.blockspring.com/users/sign_up
$ blockspring login

## gist:50331ad12dca5661f11c
# create a new ruby function based on the sample template.
$ blockspring new rb "My new Ruby block"

# enter into our new function's directory.
$ cd my-new-ruby-block

# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
$ blockspring push

# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.

## gist:28d411d13e83c566f342
# create a new python function based on the sample template.
$ blockspring new py "My new Python block"

# enter into our new function's directory.
$ cd my-new-python-block

# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
$ blockspring push

# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.

## gist:503046751668761de7fd
# create a new javascript function based on the sample template.
$ blockspring new js "My new Javascript block"

# enter into our new function's directory.
$ cd my-new-javascript-block

# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
$ blockspring push

# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.

## gist:0535b1629ea290dbd63e
# create a new php function based on the sample template.
$ blockspring new php "My new PHP block"

# enter into our new function's directory.
$ cd my-new-php-block

# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
$ blockspring push

# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.

## gist:01345fe9a869c5bcb9dc
# create a new R function based on the sample template.
$ blockspring new R "My new R block"

# enter into our new function's directory.
$ cd my-new-r-block

# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
$ blockspring push

# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.

## gist:7ec49bdf686809bef340
# make sure you have ruby installed on your local machine!

$ gem install blockspring

## gist:048f498618b7428a8e3f
# make sure you have python and pip installed on your local machine!

$ pip install blockspring
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<meta charset="utf-8">
	<style>

	path {
	stroke: #000;
	fill-opacity: .8;
	}

	</style>
	# install the blockspring command line tool gem. if you don't have ruby, visit here: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/installation/
	$ gem install blockspring-cli

	# log in to blockspring. if you don't have a blockspring account, visit here: https://api.blockspring.com/users/sign_up
	$ blockspring login
	# create a new ruby function based on the sample template.
	$ blockspring new rb "My new Ruby block"

	# enter into our new function's directory.
	$ cd my-new-ruby-block

	# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
	$ blockspring push

	# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.
	# create a new python function based on the sample template.
	$ blockspring new py "My new Python block"

	# enter into our new function's directory.
	$ cd my-new-python-block

	# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
	$ blockspring push

	# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.
	# create a new javascript function based on the sample template.
	$ blockspring new js "My new Javascript block"

	# enter into our new function's directory.
	$ cd my-new-javascript-block

	# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
	$ blockspring push

	# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.
	# create a new php function based on the sample template.
	$ blockspring new php "My new PHP block"

	# enter into our new function's directory.
	$ cd my-new-php-block

	# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
	$ blockspring push

	# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.
	# create a new R function based on the sample template.
	$ blockspring new R "My new R block"

	# enter into our new function's directory.
	$ cd my-new-r-block

	# deploy our sample function to blockspring.
	$ blockspring push

	# open up our function's homepage on blockspring.
	# make sure you have ruby installed on your local machine!

	$ gem install blockspring
	# make sure you have python and pip installed on your local machine!

	$ pip install blockspring