Hello Ironhacker's!
Starting on the 16th January 2023, we'll have 9 weeks to become full-stack web developers 😌.
You can find a nice version of this repository at flo-a.dev/webdev-161. All of the code done in class can be found in the _includes folder
Your instructional team includes:
- Florian Aube
- Haroun Boudour
- Ines Zallouz {: .prompt-info }
This is a github repository full of notes, examples, and tools for Ironhack WebDev 161.
We'll have the latest examples from class, as well as a description of the day's main topics, and links to useful external resources.
What is the first thing you should do? {: .prompt-tip }
The very first thing would be to make a clone of this repository (a clone is not a fork). To do so you can run
git clone https://github.com/Flow-Fly/webdev-161.gitYou can get the latest changes of this repository by running while inside of the webdev-161 folder.
git pullYou can open this repository in Visual Studio Code by running
code .from the command-line.
Go to _includes/code{: .filepath}, you will have all of the code seen in class classified by weeks and days 😎.
In case you need to clear any local changes you have made,
you can run git stash, then perform the git pull,
and finally restore your changes with git stash pop:
git stash
git pull
git stash popThis repo comes with a script helper: students.sh. Run it and see. This is mainly intended for teaching team use.
Run ./students.sh groups 3 to generate groups of three.
Run ./students.sh sunshine to find out who is doing morning sunshine next!
If you want a list of commands that can clone all the lab forks for every student, run ./students.sh lab <lab-repo-name>. E.g. ./students.sh lab lab-css-instagram-clone.
You can copy the printed commands and run them wherever you store cloned labs.
Try running these to open up students' github profiles and repositories in your browser.
./students.sh github john./students.sh project aliceView all the project URLs with
./students.sh list table