Tutorial Section

[quat1024]

If the goal of Elemental is to be accessible to people who are interested in web design but know nothing about HTML, we're going to have to show them the ropes :smile:

We'll need a couple of simple example webpages, some more complex projects, and a step-by-step guide area (like Scratch's "help" pullout) at least.

Tell me what you think :)

[matthewr6]

Turn up your volume http://www.breadfish.co.uk/

[mrjacobbloom]

I have no idea how to get my changes back to you guys, I'm pretty sure I accidentally forked the branch... can I just email one of you a zip of my repo :disappointed:

[matthewr6]

Forking the branch is a good thing! Of course, that means you didn't (:P jk sorry I'm being mean) but do you even git?

Yeah go ahead and upload it somewhere or something

[mrjacobbloom]

NO I DON'T GIT :rage: (jkjk) C9 lets you clone repos but not SSH back into the master branch or whatever without a paid account.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwLpMm1gMerELUVweWlJMmlGT2s/view?usp=sharing the only existing file that needs to change is index.html, which needs the new line <script src="resources/js/elemental-intro.js"></script> in the head somewhere. The other new files are

• resources/css/intro.css
• resources/js/elemental-intro.js
• resources/js/intro.min.js
• resources/js/tutorials/1.js and 2.js

and adding ?tutorial=[tutorialnumber] to the URL loads the tutorial.

[towerofnix]

NO I DON'T GIT :rage: (jkjk) C9 lets you clone repos but not SSH back into the master branch or whatever without a paid account.

C9 as in c9.io?

Why you no git? :package:

[mrjacobbloom]

Why you no git? :package:

mostly because new CLI's scare me until someone has explicitly walked me through everything I'll ever need to do, and git has a lot of things to do. And I can't use the github desktop app 'cause I'm on 10.8

[matthewr6]

There are only like 10-ish commands you need to know if you want me to write about the ones I use

[mrjacobbloom]

That would be cool

[iamunknown2]

Cloning repo to PC:

git clone (URL here)

Staging (including) your changes:

git add -A

Committing your changes (last step before uploading)

git commit -m "(insert description of changes)"

Uploading your changes:

git push origin (name of branch you want to push to)

Switching branches:

git checkout (name of branch)

Making new branch and switching to it:

git checkout -b (name of branch)

Getting log of changes (current branch only):

git log

[iamunknown2]

To elaborate...

UNSTAGED CHANGES >> git add -A >> UNCOMMITTED CHANGES >> git commit -m >> OFFLINE CHANGES >> git push origin (branch name)

For misc:

BRANCH1 >> git checkout -b BRANCH2 >> BRANCH2 (new branch)
BRANCH1 << git checkout BRANCH1 << BRANCH2

git branch:
BRANCH1 *
BRANCH2

* = You are here

[mrjacobbloom]

Has anyone merged those changes in yet? I don't see them anywhere and it's stressing me out... please don't make me figure it out on my own :pray:

[mrjacobbloom]

I can git now. If y'all are still interested I can add this in myself

[matthewr6]

Ok, git on it

...I'm so funny right

[PullJosh]

Ok, git on it

...I'm so funny right

Next New Years, you should commit to gitting a life. Your puns are so repolsive, I feel the need to push you to prove that I am the master. You better branch away from the bad jokes or I'll have to resolve this conflict myself.

[mrjacobbloom]

Ok #231

[towerofnix]

Well, it's been a year! Glad to see progress on this! :shipit:

[mrjacobbloom]

Tutorials have been implemented for a while now