Ready your engineering tools
Opening projects in Sublime
Completing coding challenges
Helpful resources
Prepare to make commit
By the end of this module:
You should have completed:
Module - Get Started wit git
Download/install - Sublime Text 3
Download/install - Google Chrome
What we've done so far:
Complete basics on using the CLi
Setup our Github accounts and Git CLi
`Fork` and `clone` a Github repo
`open .` To view the cloned project in our finder/explorer
Make viewable on your desktop:
A Sublime Text 3 instance
A file browser (finder/explorer)
Your project directory
Open a project in Sublime:
Select the project folder in the file browser
Drag the folder to your Sublime instance
Locate the `index.html` file
Open the index.html in the browser:
From the project folder in your file browser
Try double clicking on the `index.html` file
If clicking doesn't work, drag the `index.html` to an open Chrome window
Open the Chrome developer console
In Sublime, open `rawstings.js`
Write in a `console.log` statement on line 14 and save `cmd + s`
Go back to Chrome and refresh the browser `cmd + r`
The key here is to _FAIL_. A LOT; code/save/test, code/save/test, recurse!
The more times you do this the quicker you will learn, the quicker you will pass tests
When you have your first test passing it's time to `commit` (next module)
Google the error message in your console
Resources:
Stack Overflow (community)
mdn.io
w3schools
Slack (community)
Have open/ready when coding
Command line interface
Chrome browser with Developer Tools open
Sublime instance with your project
Slack group/channel
Complete all previous modules
Get your first test passing
Register with the Telegraph Prep group on Slack
Next Module:
`$ git commit`