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There are two different ways to develop Fabric Private Chaincode.
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### Option 1: Using the Docker-based FPC Development Environment
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Using our preconfigured Docker container development environment or setting up your local system with all required software dependencies to build and develop chaincode locally. [Option 1](docs/setup-option1.md)
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Using our preconfigured Docker container development environment. [Option 1](docs/setup-option1.md)
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### Option 2: Setting up your system to do local development
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make docker
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make
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Besides the default target, there are also following make targets:
In the [samples](samples) folder you find a few examples how to develop applications using FPC and run them
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on a Fabric network.
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In particular, [samples/application](samples/application) contains examples of the FPC Client SDK for Go.
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In [samples/chaincode](samples/chaincode) we give illustrate the use of the FPC Chaincode API;
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and in [samples/deployment](samples/deployment) we show how to deploy and run FPC chaincode on the Fabric-samples test network and with K8s (minikube).
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