Week 2

What went well?

• Git Remote/Local Connection: I have practised basic operations in Github Deskstop (Open folders, push branches, clone RP, etc.). I have understood the importance of Git and Github.
• Command Line Interface (CLI): I have practised basic CLI (create and switch branches, create files, commit changes, push branches, merge branches, etc.)
• VSCode: I have learnt how to operate on VSCode (BUT still need help on how to commit branch on VSC, how to sync VSC with Github Desktop).

What went less well?

• Synchronise VSC with Github Desktop
• Reviewing+merging a classmate's pull request.
• Install npm dependencies and use npm scripts
• Write CSS & Markdown that passes a linting check

I need help

• Synchronise VSC with Github Desktop
• Reviewing+merging a classmate's pull request.
• Install npm dependencies and use npm scripts
• Write CSS & Markdown that passes a linting check
• Understand the role and importance of the project board
• Linked to my file from /README.md according to group conventions
• After pushing my branch: created a new PR linked to this issue

Lessons learned

• Watch tutorials
• Practice
• Have a work plan to evaluate progress

from home.

Install npm dependencies and use npm scripts

Once you are in the directory where your package.json file is, to install the dependencies, run
npm install
Let's say that your script is called build, to run it, just run
npm run build

The scripts are just aliases to other npm commands, you find them inside the package.json file.

from home.

Thank you @bermarte ,
I will do that.

from home.

Week 3

What went well?

• Using CLI on Gitbash
• Collaboration, planning and sharing tasks among group members
• Reviewing+merging classmate's pull requests
• Passing linting check-in
• Resolving conflicts

What went less well?

• Understanding the assignments

Lessons learned

• Practice
• Follow discussions on Slack and Github
• Have a personal work plan to evaluate progress

from home.