This very basic repository contains code snippets from lecture slides in HIS393: Digital History at the University of Toronto.
The idea is just to provide direct access to all the code so you can try to follow along in your text editor, most likely using Quokka.js to evaluate variables and function calls.
There’s no need to fork this repo; just clone it and keep it somewhere accessible on your laptop. Run npm install to help VSCode figure out your coding requirements. Then just open the file you’re interested in and start Quokka with Quokka.js: Start on current File in the Command Palette. From that point on you should be able to follow along with the lecture.