Day 1

Curriculum Overview
Introductions
What are Frameworks?
Tools
Practice
Take Home

The framework we will be using in this class is Bootstrap. As described on their site, "Bootstrap is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JS framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web." This means you can download or link it and use it to quickly build out sites with pre-made components that will look great on any platform. To learn more about frameworks in general, you can go here.

Slack
Git

**Make sure you check this option
Visual Studio Code
Packages to add to Visual Studio Code:

Live Server

Github
SSH keys
**Windows if you're having trouble with the last step, try:
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | clip

Git is a Version Control System (VCS) installed on your computer that you access through the "command line".
Github.com is a website build around Git that stores the files you "push up". Think of it like Dropbox or Google Drive for developers (but with awesome development specific features).

              
                cd [folder]
                cd ..
                ls
                ls -al (mac)
                dir (windows)

                git status

                MOST COMMON:
                git add [file] or .
                git commit -m "my commit message"
                git push
                git push -u origin branch_name (first time you push to a new branch)

                git clone [link to repo]
                git pull
                git checkout -b branch_name
                git merge branch_name

Click here to access the practice repository then follow these steps:

Fork the repository
git clone the repository into your projects directory
cd into the directory that cloning creates
Open the folder you cloned in Atom
In the index.html file and tell me your name and a little bit about yourself
Use git to add, commit, and push your files to github
Slack me the link to your repository to let me know you've completed the assignment