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 You now have a basic app that does very little.  Go ahead and run it in your simulator.
 You should see a white background with a message that says "Hello World!" and a button below it that says "Sprechen Sie Deutsch".  This is just a simple Hello World app.  We are going to teach it to speak German by using our LiquidCore micro service.
 
-Now it is time to connect LiquidCore.  First, you must add the framework.  Follow the instructions at the top of the file for this.  The first time you run `carthage update`, it will take a long time as it needs to clone the entire repo.  But after the first time, it should be quicker.  Everything should continue working the same.  Once this is done, re-run your app.  It should continue working as before.
+Now it is time to connect LiquidCore.  First, you must add the framework using CocoaPods.  Assuming you have already installed CocoaPods,
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+1. Close your project
+2. In the project's root directory, generate a Podfile with `liquidcore pod HelloWorld > Podfile`
+3. Install the pod: `pod install`
+4. Open the workspace generated by CocoaPods, not your original project
+
+Once this is done, re-run your app.  It should continue working as before.
 
 Now, let's connect our button to the micro service.  Edit `ViewController.swift` in our app, and replace the first couple of lines with the following: