In this quiz, I removed the nighthawk directory from the home directory, then recreated it, launching my own blog again in vscode.
Deleting the directory
I deleted the repository by running the rm -rf nighthawk/ in terminal:
Now we can see that the nighthawk directory doesn't exist anymore. This is because the rm command is short for remove, removing the directory.
Making a new directory
Now we can make a new directory using the following commands in the terminal:
mkdir nighthawk
cd nighthawk
Then I cloned my personal CSP blog using these commands and opened it in VSCode for editing:
Now we can see the nighthawk directory exists now:
Now I have my personal blog up in VSCode, where I can make changes and push them to Git Hub. I can also make changes on a live server using the make command. Below is an example of a change in comfig.yml file of my blog, changing the blog title from Derek to Derek Kang.
Remember Forever Quiz
In this quiz, I removed the nighthawk directory from the home directory, then recreated it, launching my own blog again in vscode.
Deleting the directory
I deleted the repository by running the
Now we can see that the nighthawk directory doesn't exist anymore. This is because the rm command is short for remove, removing the directory.
rm -rf nighthawk/in terminal:Making a new directory
Now we can make a new directory using the following commands in the terminal:
Then I cloned my personal CSP blog using these commands and opened it in VSCode for editing:
Now we can see the nighthawk directory exists now:
Now I have my personal blog up in VSCode, where I can make changes and push them to Git Hub. I can also make changes on a live server using the make command. Below is an example of a change in comfig.yml file of my blog, changing the blog title from Derek to Derek Kang.
