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Tutorial1update #1806

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Please don't merge just yet, I'm gonna send this over to MGK for a review first!

…date the version numbering!

Signed-off-by: Ed Peter John Moffatt <prion.son.ed@gmail.com>
@Jakeeyturner Jakeeyturner changed the title Tutorial1update [DO NOT MERGE] Tutorial1update Jan 8, 2020
@EdMoffatt EdMoffatt changed the title [DO NOT MERGE] Tutorial1update Tutorial1update Jan 8, 2020
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Reviewed by MGK and he's happy! So removing the [DO NOT MERGE]


4. The extension will ask you if you want to name the asset in the generated contract. This will default to `MyAsset`, but you're welcome to have some fun ;) What do you intend to use your blockchain for? This will determine what type of asset you create, update and read from the ledger: `Radish`? `Pineapple`? `Penguin`? Pick whatever you like! For the sake of this tutorial, we'll be boring and stick with `MyAsset`.
4. The extension will ask you if you want to name the asset in the generated contract. This will default to `MyAsset`, but you're welcome to change it. What do you intend to use your blockchain for? This will determine what type of asset you create, update and read from the ledger: `Radish`? `Pineapple`? `Penguin`? Pick whatever you like! For the sake of this tutorial, we'll be boring and stick with `MyAsset`.
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can we take out the word sake


Click that message and the extension will start spinning up Docker containers for you. The message "Local Fabric runtime is starting..." will appear, with a loading spinner, and when the task is complete you will see a set of expandable/collapsible sections labelled `Smart Contracts`, `Channels`, `Nodes` and `Organizations`.
Using this extension, developers can complete all 3 steps in a single action (on a simple environment like _Local Fabric_). Alternatively, you could perform each step individually - this is a little slower, but may help you understand the steps better. We'll _instantiate_ the contract using the "1-step method", them make a small change and _upgrade_ it using the "3-step method" - once you've tried both, you can pick which one you prefer to use going forward.
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them make a small change should be then make a small change

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LGTM

@EdMoffatt EdMoffatt merged commit 390665a into IBM-Blockchain:master Jan 8, 2020
@EdMoffatt EdMoffatt deleted the tutorial1update branch January 8, 2020 12:52
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