The master
branch does not contain any examples. Please see the different branches for the topics discussed in class this week.
The workflow in class is comprised of the GitHub Desktop application, the Chrome browser, and the text editor Atom. The first action you should perform in class the moment you arrive is to launch these three applications as follows:
- Visit our class’ syllabus at
https://cs.nyu.edu/courses/spring19/CSCI-UA.0004-003/
orhttp://roy.vanegas.org/teaching/at-nyu/CSCI-UA.0004-003/
. - Locate the Schedule section, then find the Topics sub section.
- Click
This week’s repo
for the current week, which will take you to the current week’s GitHub page. - Copy the GitHub repo’s URL.
- Launch the GitHub Desktop application.
- Bring up the Clone a Repository modal by typing
cntrl + shift + O
(in Windows) orcommand + shift + O
(in macOS). - Of the three tabs on the top,
GitHub.com
,Enterprise
, andURL
, clickURL
. - Click the blue
Clone
button in the bottom right. - Open Atom via the shortcut:
cntrl + shift + A
(in Windows) orcommand + shift + A
(in macOS). - Locate the repo in your file system:
cntrl + shift + F
(in Windows) orcommand + shift + F
(in macOS). - Load into your browser any
.html
files from the repo.