Open BarakChamo opened 5 years ago
@BarakChamo not entirely sure if this is how you expect it posted. Here's assignment #1: https://github.com/dpinna13/The-Creative-Web/blob/master/index.md
https://dpinna13.github.io/The-Creative-Web/classes/class_01/index.html
Thanks, Diego
@dpinna13 please link to the specific index.html
as a GitHub page, I've added an example in the assignment description above.
@dpinna13 I think the actual link you pasted is wrong, I found this on your repo: https://github.com/dpinna13/The-Creative-Web/blob/master/index.md
But please link to the actual index.html
rather than a capture next time.
@ChawaZhang looks great
@BarakChamo Wondering if you are able to see my homework? https://Gman9000.github.io/GranvilleCreativeWeb.github.io/gj506HW1.html
Yi Syuan Chen (Tina) https://tina04281.github.io/Creative-Web/Assignment%20%231/index.html
Yucheng. I enrolled in the class in 2nd week and just made up this assignment. https://yinyucheng0601.github.io/My-Creative-Web/class%202/class%201%20assignment.html
Class 1 Assignment - 3D composition with Three.js
Class page
Assignment
For next class, please create your own comoposition in Three.js and share it on your class repository as a GitHub page. At the very least you should have some geometries lit by lights, and rendered by a camera.
You're encouraged to explore the Three.js docs and examples beyond what we covered in class and find techniques or visual compositions that are interesting to you.
You can also review the new examples provided on the class 1 page.
Please share your published work on the assignment issue on the class GitHub repository.
How to post your work
As mentioned in class, our work should be public and published online. The best way to share our work publicly is using GitHub Pages, a free resource by GitHub that turns repositories into websites.
To get started with GitHub Pages review the Class 1 page here
After you set up GitHub Pages for your repository, any
html
file will be available in the browser in the following format, using thetrefoil_knot.html
sample from class 1 as an example:If a file exists in the following path in the repository:
https://github.com/BarakChamo/The-Creative-Web/blob/master/classes/class%201/examples/trefoil_knot.html
It will be available as a GitHub Page in the matching path: https://barakchamo.github.io/The-Creative-Web/classes/class%201/examples/trefoil_knot.html
So, we from:
https://github.com/{USER_NAME}/{REPO_NAME}/tree/master/{FILE_PATH}
To:
https://{USER_NAME}.github.io/{REPO_NAME}/{FILE_PATH}
Notice there's no
tree/master
and GitHub pages are onGitHub.io
notGitHub.com
.