Welcome to the fun world of Front End Web Development! This GitHub repository is where you'll find all of the class materials you'll need for the next 10 weeks we're together. Before each class, I'll add a PDF version of the slides and any starter code or details you'll need for class that day. At the conclusion of class, I'll add solutions for the labs that we worked through. Additionally, I'll post details about your homework assignments at the beginning of the week. If there are any updates related to the homework, you'll find them in the corresponding homework folder for that class.
Also, check out the Wiki. There are helpful articles and how tos about related topics, such as how to get the most out of your code editor and how to upload your projects to GitHub.
There are two options to get the materials on this site: download a zip copy of the files each time you need them, or create a clone using GitHub Desktop which will sync the files each time.
The best way to work with this repository is to clone it to your desktop. You can do this very easily if you have GitHub Desktop installed.
- Create a GitHub user account if you don't already have one.
- Download and install the free GitHub Desktop client.
- Back here in GitHub, click the green Clone or Download button. In the dropdown, choose Open in Desktop.
- This will attempt to launch GitHub Desktop. If you are prompted, make sure you choose the option to allow access.
- When GitHub Desktop launches, you'll be presented with a modal dialog entitled Clone a Repository, under the local path option click the Choose... button and select a folder on your computer where you would like to sync the repository locally and choose Clone.
- Click Fetch origin in the top bar of Github Desktop to update your branch for the first time. This will transfer the files to the folder you specified.
- Open the folder and copy the file you need!
To get the latest changes, just open GitHub Desktop and click the Pull Origin button in the top bar.