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# Home - FTCCodingTemplates
Brought to you by Team Uninterrupted Exception (36691)
## About
Us on Uninterrupted Exception (team 36691) were tired of remaking everything from scratch every year, so we decided to fix this issue for everybody, including you!
## Installation
Repository link - [FTCCodingTemplates](https://github.com/Gamemanuel/FTCCodingTemplates)
### Making a new repository
The easiest way to do this is to use the "Use this template" button located on the right and then press "Create a new repository"
{% hint style="info" %}
If you want to you can clone the repo and then push it to your own repo.
`git clone https://github.com/Gamemanuel/FTCCodingTemplates.git`
Using the "Use this template" button is recommended because it is 10x easier.
{% endhint %}
To import the code into an IDE like Android Studio or IntelliJ Idea, you can press a button like "clone repository" or "new project from version control" and then you just input the link to the repo.
## Questions?
Open a discussion in the repository, and we'll try to respond as soon as we can.
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