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@ -58,23 +58,6 @@ have an empty repository set up, either in git or subversion.
If you don't use version control, we recommend that you stick to the official [silverstripe.org/download](http://silverstripe.org/download) instead. If you don't use version control, we recommend that you stick to the official [silverstripe.org/download](http://silverstripe.org/download) instead.
### Additional Requirements ###
* The **php commandline utility** (to run scripts in the `tools/` folder)
* A **git client** to check out the core repositories, see ["Getting started with Git and Github"](http://help.github.com/).
* (optional) **Piston** ([website](http://piston.rubyforge.org)): A thirdparty tool to manage files from an external repository.
It is our recommended way to include modules when you start your own project, and still provide an easy way to update from our repository.
You will need Ruby and the ["Rubygems"](http://rubygems.org/) package manager to install it: `gem install piston` **MS: this is duplicated from the above section**
* A **webserver+database environment** to run SilverStripe (see [server requirements](/misc/server-requirements)).
Note for Windows users: The installation process assumes a Linux/Unix/OSX system.
Most commands are the same for Windows, but you will have to use the `*.bat` scripts instead for anything in the `tools/` folder
(e.g. `tools/new-project.bat` instead of `tools/new-project`).
<div class="warning" markdown="1">
Scripts in the `tools/` folder are still under development and might change over time.
</div>
### Step 1: Getting the installer ### Step 1: Getting the installer
* Create a new project repository in your own version control (we assume the working copy folder is called `my-silverstripe-project/`) * Create a new project repository in your own version control (we assume the working copy folder is called `my-silverstripe-project/`)