OK, you did a few Angular tutorials and now you're ready to really start tinkering. You know there's a seed project to help you get started, but how are you supposed to use it? I'm glad you asked.
The seed project is just a bootstrapper to get you set up with a basic directory structure and dependencies. To use it, just clone it from Github, change what the repo points to, and you're ready to rock.
Step 0 - Prerequisites
You already have a Github account, some basic familiarity with the terminal, and node.js and npm installed.
Step 1 - Create Your Repo in Github.
For my example, I'm using https://github.com/reergymerej/ang-tut-1.git.
Step 2 - Clone the Angular Seed Project.
git clone https://reergymerej@github.com/angular/angular-seed.git
Step 3 - Rename the Directory and Change the Master.
mv ./angular-seed ./ang-tut-1
cd ./ang-tut-1
git remote set-url origin https://reergymerej@github.com/reergymerej/ang-tut-1.git
git push -u origin master
Step 4 - Install Node Packages
npm install
Step 5 - Verify
./scripts/web-server.js
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