Closed srishtigoel closed 7 years ago
Evaluation of HW01:
Coding Style: N/A (no coding) / + Coding Strategy: N/A (no coding) / + Presentation: Excellent + Achievement, Creativity: Excellent + Ease of Access: Excellent +
Reviews:
This is a nice presentation of work. It demonstrates her capacity of using markdown elements such as bold, italics, picture, hyperlinks, lists, and headers in this assignment, which made the biography quite clear and comprehensive. One minor issue is that the size of the picture embedded is a bit too small, other than that, nice job!
Topic | Excellent | Satisfactory | Needs Work |
---|---|---|---|
Coding style | x | ||
Coding strategy | x | ||
Presentation: graphs | |||
Presentation: tables | |||
Achievement, creativity | x | ||
Ease of access | x |
Remarks:
my_photo.jpg
and then add the line ![My bio pic](my_photo.jpg)
to your markdown file.knitr
install.packages("knitr")
<h1>
<h2>
you can make different header levels by using increasing numbers of #
.# Header 1
makes:
### Header 3
makes:
Hi Srishti! Sorry for submitting my reviews late! I really like your reflections. In fact I had the same issue uploading pictures from my computer. I finally figured it out by googling and asking my friend. :) And thanks to you I now know we can insert Emoji in our work! 👍 Nice to meet you!
Review: Check plus README.md provides a proper introduction of student to the class (yes!) demonstrates experimentation with 4 or more aspects of the Markdown syntax (yes!) describes how they got the changes into README.md (yes!) offers a few reflections on their GitHub workflow and their experience with Markdown (yes!)
It was a nice experience doing my first code. I forked the repository of hw01 from github. Then I cloned it, copying the link. I created a new project in Rstudio following the steps - file>new project>version control>Git. Then I copied the link and created the project. I opened the Readme.md in Rstudio and made the necessary changes. The changes incorporated writing the biography using the guidelines from the R Markdown. I saved the changes after making them, then select the checkbox and hit the commit button. Once it is done then I pushed it to Github by hitting the push button. I had trouble in previewing my code in Rstudio and thus I had to look at the preview on Github each time. The packages required to install the preview aren't showing up in my Rstudio. I still couldn't figure that out. Every time I made changes I followed the process - save>commit>push>preview. Once all my changes were done and the code looked fine I created the pull request on Github by clicking new pull request>create pull request. I wrote these comments and hit the 'create pull request button'. I had a lot of problem figuring out how to upload an image from the computer. I did understand how to upload the image by using URL but if I was unable to execute the command for uploading the image from the computer. I looked on to google and there were a few helpful and clear links but still couldn't figure that out. Rest everything was manageable.