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You can run the above command anywhere, but you may want to `cd` to your `~/Development` directory first (or wherever you do local development).
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The first prompt asks where to create your new project. Enter `./hello-framework` to create a directory named `hello-framework` within the current directory. Or just hit Enter, as this is conveniently the default. (The `./` is implied, so `./hello-framework` is equivalent to `hello-framework`. You can create a project in a different directory by entering a path that starts with `../` or `~/` or `/`.)
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The first prompt asks where to create your new project. Enter `hello-framework` to create a directory named `hello-framework` within the current directory. Or just hit Enter, as this is conveniently the default. (You can create a project in a different directory by entering a relative or absolute path; on macOS or Linux, such paths start with `../` or `~/` or `/`.)
Next you’ll enter the project’s title. A project’s title appears in the sidebar as well as on all pages. You can hit Enter here to accept the default title derived from the directory name.
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