I closely followed the video for HW01 to make sure my steps were correct.
Step 1: Fork the HW01 repo from the class page to my page on Github
Step 2: Cloned to my RStudio Server
Step 3: I added a brief biography of myself with all 5 elements: Headers, Emphasis, Lists, Image and Link. I followed the GitHub guide for writing Markdown documents found. This was fairly easy. However, while embedding the image to my Markdown, I had to look up instructions online on Google and Stack Overflow. To embed my image I first uploaded my image to the same directory where the Markdown file was located on RStudio Server. I then followed the syntax to embed it to my Markdown i.e. . For URL, I realized I only had to enter the name of the file followed by .jpeg. This was because I had already uploaded the image in the same folder as the Markdown file. I then saved the changes, staged and committed them.
Step 4: Push my repository back on the fork on Github.
Step 5: Writing this message as part of the Pull request.
I found the entire process not very difficult, and easy to follow.
I closely followed the video for HW01 to make sure my steps were correct.
Step 1: Fork the HW01 repo from the class page to my page on Github
Step 2: Cloned to my RStudio Server
Step 3: I added a brief biography of myself with all 5 elements: Headers, Emphasis, Lists, Image and Link. I followed the GitHub guide for writing Markdown documents found. This was fairly easy. However, while embedding the image to my Markdown, I had to look up instructions online on Google and Stack Overflow. To embed my image I first uploaded my image to the same directory where the Markdown file was located on RStudio Server. I then followed the syntax to embed it to my Markdown i.e.
. For URL, I realized I only had to enter the name of the file followed by .jpeg. This was because I had already uploaded the image in the same folder as the Markdown file. I then saved the changes, staged and committed them.
Step 4: Push my repository back on the fork on Github.
Step 5: Writing this message as part of the Pull request.
I found the entire process not very difficult, and easy to follow.