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Welcome to Web Fundamentals!!!!

February 2017

Setup

  1. Fork this repo to your personal Github account
  2. Clone it from your personal github account onto your laptop ***this is important...make sure you're cloning from your own personal account and not where you forked from
  3. Add this repo as a remote on your laptop by typing "git remote add upstream https://github.com/CodingDojoDallas/webFun_feb_2017.git"
  4. Create a folder inside of it with your name, ex. chris_ulanowicz
  5. Create 2 more folders inside of your named folder called 'Assignments' and 'Algorithms'
  6. Create a file inside your folder named '.keep'
  7. Stage (git add .) and Commit (git commit -m "your_message_here") your changes
  8. git push (this'll update your personal Github acccount with all the changes
  9. In your github repo create a pull request

Submitting Assignments

Please submit assignments at least daily

  1. Make sure you're in your master branch in your local repo (type 'git branch' if you need to check or 'git checkout master' to go to it)
  2. type 'git fetch upstream' (this fetches any new changes on the Coding Dojo repo)
  3. type 'git rebase upstream/master' (this merges those changes and updates your local repo)
  4. Create and go to a new branch by typing 'git checkout -b "lastName_date_time"'
  5. type 'git branch' to make sure you're on your newly created branch
  6. copy any new assignments you have into your 'named' folder in the repo *****IMPORTANT - Please copy the actual assignment folder/files and not the zip files *****
  7. stage (git add .) and commit (git commit -m "your_message") your changes
  8. type 'git push' to push these new changes up to your personal github account (you will probably get a message saying you need to type something like 'git push --set-upstream origin {{ your branch }}' Go ahead and type that line exactly as you see it on your terminal/cli)
  9. now go to your personal github account and you should see the new branch that you pushed up (usually in a beige box) and to the right a 'create pull request' button...click it
  10. add any comments you have or questions and keep clicking through 'pull request' and you're done!

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