Day 7

• Take Home Review
• Git vs GitHub
• SSH Protocol
• Daily Challenge
• Github Repositories
• Intro to Git Commands
• Take Home Challenge

• Questions?

• What is Git? (Video)
• Git is a Version Control System (VCS) installed on your computer that you can access through your terminal
• Download Git and Git Bash

• **Make sure you check this option
• Basic Terminal Commands:

cd [folder-name]
cd ..
cd ~
pwd
ls
ls -al (macOS)
dir (windows)
rm [file-name]
rm -rf [folder-name]
cp [file-name] [file-name-copy]
mv [file-name] [new-file-name]
mkdir [folder-name]
touch [file-name]

• GitHub
• GitHub is a code storage and sharing application built as a visual interface for Git. It's like Google Drive for developers.
• Resource: GitHelp page by jakeaguilar
• Resource: Git Bash Cheatsheet by kid-on-github

• How it Works (Video)
• Additional Reading: ssh.com
• Generating an SSH Key
• Adding a New SSH Key to Your Github Account

1. Follow the directions above to generate your own SSH key
2. Add the SSH key to your GitHub account.

• Comparing GitHub to Google Drive, a repository is like a folder.
• Creating a New Repository

git --version (get current installed git version)
git status
git clone [repo-ssh-link] (copies a repo)
git init (initializes git tracking in current folder)
rm -rf .git (removes git tracking from current folder)

1. Create a new repository in GitHub named "github-practice"
2. Clone the repository using SSH
3. BONUS: Add an index file and stylesheet to your local repository.