This repo will provide you with challenges that will take you over essential frontend knowledge.

Begin by navigating to your IDE environment.

If you are running this project locally then it requires that you have nodejs, npm, and another global dependency called lr-http-server in order to live reload.

If you are running this in an remote environment (like c9.io), use the built in preview window to render the index.html of each respective lesson. You can skip the nodejs, npm, and Live Reload portions of this doc.

You can check if you have node installed by typing the following command in your terminal:

> node -v
v9.10.1

If you have a node installed, the command should yield a version number like: v9.10.1 (like above).

If you do not have nodejs or npm installed, please follow the instructions on the nodejs website.

In addition to nodejs and npm we need to install Live Reload HTTP Server.

This is an npm package that we need to install globally which will spin up a local http server for you to view your files on. In addition to that, it will watch for changes on your files and reload automatically to reflect any new changes.

Run the following command in your terminal from anywhere in your workspace. This will globally install the package so you can use it anywhere.

npm install -g lr-http-server

Now that you have all the dependencies, we can start working on the challenges.

Navigate to the top most directory where you clone repositories. Clone the repository into your workspace by using:

git clone https://github.com/khoadnguyen/front-end-challenges.git

Change directory into the cloned repo:

cd front-end-challenges

From here, you should see the challenges in each individual folder.

Each challenge will be isolated into a single directory. For example, lesson 1 is located in the /lesson-1/ directory. To begin, cd into that directory.

For each specific challenge, read the specifications for completion of the challenge in the README.md and complete the requirements. If included, the final.jpg file should be what the result of the requirements looks like.

/css/                       // CSS Folder
    main.css                // Main external CSS file
/img/                       // Image Folder
    cat.jpg                 // Example Image
/js/                        // Javascript Folder
    main.js                 // Main external JS file
favicon.ico                 // Favicon
index.html                  // Main index file
README.md                   // README Requirements
final.jpg                   // If provided, final result image file of output

From within the challenge directory, run the following command in your terminal to serve your files locally.

> lr-http-server

HTTP server listening on port 8080
Serving /Directory/front-end-challenges/lesson
Livereload listening on port 35729
Watching files:

To stop serving the files, simple use CTRL + C to stop the process.