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student-notes

A place for Unloop students to practice version control, and check-in their notes on lectures, bootcamps, podcasts, etc.

Notes:

  1. Fork this repository, and then clone your fork into VS-Code using the git clone <link> command. 1.5 Hint: The big, green button has the link you are looking for

  2. cd into the repository 2.5 Create your own folder, where you will be creating your files and committing/pushing them. Command: mkdir <yourname>

  3. Create & checkout into a new branch in git git checkout -b typing/<yourname>

  4. Split your screen side-by-side for convenience while taking notes - have the video/podcast/article on the right side, and VS Code on the left side.

  5. For each new podcast, or lecture, or video module, create a new file and commit/push your notes up here.

  6. Ctrl ~ to open the terminal (two tries potentially)

  • Make sure you are using Control, and not Command + Tilda (if on a Mac)
  • Make sure that your mouse has clicked into VS Code, and that is the program that your keyboard is focusing on.
  1. touch html-lecture.md

  2. Send a pull-request to the master branch for the central repository of unloop:student-notes you forked (in other words, the original).

Git Commands

  • git status - Gives you an update of what files have been changed, compared to the last commit.
  • git add <filename> - this 'stages' the changes, that are to be committed at the next commit.
  • git status - file you updated should be green, indicating it was added correctly.
  • git commit -m "message here that describes commit"
  • git push - upload the changes to GitHub.com

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