I'm trying to setup a workflow for non-programmer students in an 'intro to creative coding' class to submit simple HTML/JS assignments via Github.
I've setup a Github classroom and created an assignment (with private repos for each student). However, my 'simple' setup guide is already long and complex due to the constant switching between the Atom editor , Github Desktop, and the Classroom and Github web Interfaces. Can someone suggest a simple workflow for this use-case (without the cmd-line)?
Ideally, I think, one could paste an assignment invitation into an app, clone their repo and begin editing; then preview in a browser, commit, push, pull as needed from the editor...
I'm trying to setup a workflow for non-programmer students in an 'intro to creative coding' class to submit simple HTML/JS assignments via Github.
I've setup a Github classroom and created an assignment (with private repos for each student). However, my 'simple' setup guide is already long and complex due to the constant switching between the Atom editor , Github Desktop, and the Classroom and Github web Interfaces. Can someone suggest a simple workflow for this use-case (without the cmd-line)?
Ideally, I think, one could paste an assignment invitation into an app, clone their repo and begin editing; then preview in a browser, commit, push, pull as needed from the editor...