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Merge pull request 'Details about the installation and implementation of Bundle and Ruby were added.' (#37) from PaganoBarserker/docs:install into develop 

Reviewed-on: https://git.decentralizedclimate.org/DecentralizedClimateFoundation/docs/pulls/37
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@ -43,7 +43,16 @@ $ gem -v
$ gem update --system $ gem update --system
# WARNING: If you need to update the gems, there are
# two options: either update them using a tool like rvm# or ruby-install, among others.
# It is not necessary to update them since Ruby is
# already up to date.
# Additionally, you can also update them using the
# following command: */
$ sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
# This command first updates the list of available packages and then updates the installed programs on the system to their latest versions.
``` ```
Make sure that you have GCC 10.2.1 and Make 4.3 or higher installed (You can check their installation by using the commands gcc -v, g++ -v, and make -v, respectively). Make sure that you have GCC 10.2.1 and Make 4.3 or higher installed (You can check their installation by using the commands gcc -v, g++ -v, and make -v, respectively).
@ -83,10 +92,22 @@ $ bindle -v
Bundler version 2.4.8 Bundler version 2.4.8
$ bundle exec jekyll serve $ bundle exec jekyll b
# This command is used to gathe
the changes and clear the cache of the browser
being used.
Browse to http://localhost:4000 $ bundle exec -H # IP Server & PC #
# Example: bundle exec -H 10.162.235.52
# This command helps us configure the IP of the
# server being used to run bundle. Remember to enter
# the correct IP of your server or PC.
# Remember to run this command in the root folder of
# your Git project. Otherwise, you might get warnings
# that something was compiled incorrectly, even if it's# being run in a subfolder of the project.
``` ```
Remember that the last command is to run the website and verify that the contribution runs correctly. Remember that the last command is to run the website and verify that the contribution runs correctly.