Open Min-Ya-Nant opened 3 hours ago
Output the HTML template to a file
From the command line on your computer, use cd to navigate to the directory where you want to clone your repository.
Clone the repository to your computer by using git clone.
Use the cd command once more to step into the newly created directory for your repository.
Create a develop branch from the command line that will store completed work before merging it into the main branch:
git checkout -b develop
Now, using the same command, create a feature branch to write the initial project code in:
git checkout -b feature/capture-input
Now that we've created the feature branch, let's dive into the project and learn about Node.js.
Output the HTML template to a file
From the command line on your computer, use cd to navigate to the directory where you want to clone your repository.
Clone the repository to your computer by using git clone.
Use the cd command once more to step into the newly created directory for your repository.
Create a develop branch from the command line that will store completed work before merging it into the main branch:
git checkout -b develop
Now, using the same command, create a feature branch to write the initial project code in:
git checkout -b feature/capture-input
Now that we've created the feature branch, let's dive into the project and learn about Node.js.