# Welcome

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**Important Tip:** Even if reading docs is taking it's time, it is very important to understand how to use the programm. So, read the whole docs, because we don't want you to blind copy every single piece, no we want to teach you how to do certain things.
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## Overview

Here is a small overview over spiky.js:

> Spiky.js is a npm package you can use to generate python code to run on the Lego® Spike Prime Robot. With this package it is possible to code JavaScript, our all loved beauty, on the Spike Robot.

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**This package is not an official Lego**® **Education package**, we don't interact with Lego® in any way!
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## Get Started

We've put together some helpful guides for you to get setup with our product quickly and easily.

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[Getting set up](/spiyk.js/start-coding/getting-set-up.md)
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[What do you need](/spiyk.js/start-coding/getting-set-up/what-do-you-need.md)
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