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Moved Browser related information to separate page; Added some basic … #151

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…information about the Browser Views.

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Thanks for the changes! :D I've left some remarks inline

But first, understand the two Views of the Browser.

## Understanding the two Views of the Browser
The Atomic Browser has two views
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Not entirely correct - there's also the normal view, which is the default.

* Edit View `(Ctrl+E)`
* Data View `(Ctrl+D)`

After installation your browser will be in `Edit View`, also known as 'Data Definitions' View. This means you will be viewing, browsing and editing the Data Definitions.
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It will be in normal view

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* [Atomizing](atomizing.md)
* [Using Atomic-Server](atomic-server.md)
* [Using Atomic-Browser](atomic-browser.md)
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I never really call it atomic-browser anywhere, but Atomic Data Browser. To be honest - I think your name is better, though. Maybe we should change it.

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# Accessing the Atomic-Server by using the Atomic-Browser

After installing your server you can access it with your browser.
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This is a good place to link to the install instructions

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Now that it's on another page that becomes more important

But by clicking around you're likely to discover these features for yourself.

In the next page, we'll dive into how you can create an publish JSON-AD files.
You can now start using the Atomic-Server with the build in [Atomic-Browser](./atomic-browser.md) which we will explain in the next page.
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built-in

In this guide, we'll can simply use <a href="https://atomicdata.dev" target="_blank">atomicdata.dev</a> in our browser without installing anything.
So you can skip this step and go to [Using the Atomic-Server](#using-the-atomic-server).

If you just want to try out the Atomic server, you can use the demo
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There's missing something here right?

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just a dot

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joepio commented Feb 12, 2023

Let me know if you'll look at my remarks! If you won't I'll make the adjustments myself


## How can I see the members of a collection?

The members of a <a href="https://docs.atomicdata.dev/schema/collections.html" target="_blank">collection</a> are the actual data of that collection, and thus you need to be in [the Data View](#understanding-the-two-views-of-the-browser) `(Ctrl+D)` to see them.
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use markdown syntax for links

[collection](https://docs.atomicdata.dev/schema/collections.html)

The first screen should show you your [_Drive_](https://atomicdata.dev/classes/Drive).
You can think of this as your root folder.
It is the resource hosted at the root URL, effectively being the home page of your server.

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Maybe add an image or two

![Beschrijving](../assets/screenshots/plaatje.png)

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