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Explains where to find the development code (#1159)
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- [MDC-iOS on Stack Overflow](https://www.stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/material-components+ios) (external site)
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- [Material.io](https://www.material.io) (external site)
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- [Material Design Guidelines](https://material.google.com) (external site)
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## Trying out Material Components
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Our [catalog](catalog/) showcases Material Components. You can use the `pod try` command from anywhere on your machine to try the components, even if you haven't checked out the repo yet:
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pod install --project-directory=catalog/
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If you want to take a look at the implementation of the components, you can find the code inside the `Development Pods` folder.
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Use `cmd-1` to open the project navigator within Xcode. Peal open the `Pods` project and inside the `Development Pods` folder you will find the component source code.
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## Installation
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### Getting Started with a New Project

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