340CT-1819SEPJAN#8

00 Setup.md

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 # The Goorm IDE
 
-This is an alternative to using Codeanywhere. You need to sign up for an account on [their website](https://ide.goorm.io/), sign in and access the dashboard page. Click on the **Create a New Container** button.
+This is a good example of an online IDE. These enable you to do software development without needing to install anything on your computer. They are also ideal for use with a Chromebook. You need to sign up for an account on [their website](https://ide.goorm.io/), sign in and access the dashboard page. Click on the **Create a New Container** button.
 
 ![Create a New Container](exercises/.images/goorm01.png)
 

01 Lab 2 Dynamic Websites.md

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 Start by installing the tools on your computer:
 
 1. On MacOS, install the [Brew Package Manager](https://brew.sh/) then `$ brew install sqlite`.
-2. On Ubuntu (including CodeAnywhere) it should be installed using the standard package manager:
+2. On Ubuntu (including most online IDEs) it should be installed using the standard package manager:
     1. `$ sudo apt-get update`
     2. `$ sudo apt-get install sqlite3 libsqlite3-dev`
 3. It a bit of a pain to install on Windows 10 but there is a good [YouTube video](https://youtu.be/zOJWL3oXDO8) that covers the process.
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 ### 1.2 Using a Graphical Tool
 
-As you have seen it is possible to work with an SQLite database using the CLI however it is not simple and straightforward, especially when inserting complex records. In this section we will be learning how to use a graphical tool called [DB Browser for SQLite](https://sqlitebrowser.org) which runs on MacOS, Linux and Windows. Note: since Codeanywhere does not suport a traditional X11 Windows GUI you won't be able to install it.
+As you have seen it is possible to work with an SQLite database using the CLI however it is not simple and straightforward, especially when inserting complex records. In this section we will be learning how to use a graphical tool called [DB Browser for SQLite](https://sqlitebrowser.org) which runs on MacOS, Linux and Windows. Note: since online IDEs don't not suport a traditional X11 Windows GUI you won't be able to install it.
 
 Make sure you **don't have the database open** in the CLI tools!