Python Week – Day 1 – Setup
This article explains how to set up your machine for Python Development.
The steps summary:
- Install Visual Code (if not already installed)
- Install python 3.
- Install Visual Code Python Plugin
- Verify Python3 is installed in Visual Code
Summer Coding Camp Week 1
Hi all, I am coaching a small group of high schoolers this summer on coding and technology in general. I would like to share the materials and hope you will also find them useful. Week 1: Into to Web Development Set up Set up a GitHub Account Setup Git on Your Window 10 Machine Install … Read more
Portfolio Project Part 2 – Update Cloned Git Repository –
On the previous page, we set up a GitHub page site using a sample portfolio Git Repo. This article shows how to update the portfolio site by changing files in your remote repository The simplest and most visible way to change this site is to replace the profile image. To do that, we … Read more
Portfolio Project Part 1- Fork and Clone a Remote Git Repo
In this article, I will show you how to fork a sample portfolio project repo, and clone it to your local development machine. And making some small changes.
Clone a Remote Git Repo to Visual Studio as a Local Git Repo
In this article, we will demonstrate how to clone a Remote Git Repo to your local Development Machine to be a Local Git Repo
Create GitHub Pages
In this article, we will create a simple web site using GitHub Pages. You can checkout mine at https://jess1sd.github.io/jess/
Install Visual Code on Windows
What is Visual Code
Visual Code is Microsoft’s free development tool or IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for both students to learn how to code, as well as for professionals to develop software.
Setup Git on Your Window 10 Machine
What is Git and Why does it Matter?
Git is a very commonly used version control system. It tracks the changes you made to files.
Git is very useful because it allows you to effectively manage code changes. For this Coding Camp, since we will be hosting our website on GitHub Pages. We will need to install Git locally.