Explains where to find the development code #1159
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made some copy edit additions to your pr.
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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 pod. | ||
| Scroll down the left xCode panel after running the above command to find the code. |
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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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The first time I was looking at the code, I couldn't find the source of the components, until @willlarche pointed it to me how to find it. This PR adds a line to make it more explicit where the code can be find.