Priorities: 🥚, 🐣, 🐥, 🐔 (click to learn more)
🥚 0. Local Development Without Git
Practice the foundational workflows of software development by learning to write Markdown locally on your own computer using Visual Studio Code (VSCode), the Command Line Interface (CLI), and NPM scripts to automate your code's quality (formatting, linting and spell checking).
[x] 🥚 Folder Structures: You can explain how files and folders are stored in your computer and can find, open or create files in your computer without using the Command Line Interface.
🥚 Command Line Interface (CLI): In a Unix shell you can ...
[x] open a new terminal window
[x] navigate up and down directories using cd
[x] list the contents of a directory using ls
[x] view the contents of a file using cat
[ ] create new files using touch
[x] create new folders using mkdir
[x] 🥚 Markdown: You can write a document in Markdown with no syntax mistakes that renders into a well-formatted document.
🥚 VSCode: You can complete these workflows in VScode, and can use keyboard shortcuts to complete them all:
[x] Opening a repository in a new window
[x] Opening the VSCode terminal
[x] Adding a new file
[x] Adding a new folder
[x] Deleting a file
[x] Deleting a folder
[ ] Previewing a Markdown File
[x] Formatting a Markdown document
[x] 🥚 READMEs: You can write a README file that describes the project you are working on, why it's helpful, and how someone can use it.
🥚 NPM: You can use NPM commands to verify your code's quality, this includes ...
[x] using npm install to install a project's dependencies
[x] reading a package.json file to find which scripts are available for the project
[ ] use npm run Githubissues.
Githubissues is a development platform for aggregating issues.
Learning Objectives
Priorities: 🥚, 🐣, 🐥, 🐔 (click to learn more) 🥚 0. Local Development Without Git Practice the foundational workflows of software development by learning to write Markdown locally on your own computer using Visual Studio Code (VSCode), the Command Line Interface (CLI), and NPM scripts to automate your code's quality (formatting, linting and spell checking).
🥚 Command Line Interface (CLI): In a Unix shell you can ...
[x] open a new terminal window
[x] navigate up and down directories using cd
[x] list the contents of a directory using ls
[x] view the contents of a file using cat
[ ] create new files using touch
[x] create new folders using mkdir
[x] 🥚 Markdown: You can write a document in Markdown with no syntax mistakes that renders into a well-formatted document.
🥚 VSCode: You can complete these workflows in VScode, and can use keyboard shortcuts to complete them all:
[x] Opening a repository in a new window
[x] Opening the VSCode terminal
[x] Adding a new file
[x] Adding a new folder
[x] Deleting a file
[x] Deleting a folder
[ ] Previewing a Markdown File
[x] Formatting a Markdown document
[x] 🥚 READMEs: You can write a README file that describes the project you are working on, why it's helpful, and how someone can use it.
🥚 NPM: You can use NPM commands to verify your code's quality, this includes ...