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Unix & Git for Everyone

Pre-work

1. Ensure your laptop up to the task of coding
  • Is virus and malware free
  • Uses the latest, stable, updated version of its operating system
  • Has a functioning screen, keyboard, and trackpad
  • Has plenty of free hard drive space and memory
  • Can reliably connect to wireless networks
2. Complete the "Console Foundations" and the "Git Basics" online courses

TIP: Treehouse offers a free 14-day trial which you can suspend after completing their courses.

3. Complete the setup guide for your computer's operating system

Assignment

At the workshop, you'll learn all the skills necessary to complete this assignment. It's due before the start of your follow-up Code Fellows course.

Demonstrate the following skills using only your Terminal, your text editor, and your web browser.

1. Create a fork of this repository
2. Clone the fork to your computer
3. Create a new branch called notes
4. Checkout the branch notes
5. Create a directory with the same name as your GitHub username

For example, codefellows

6. Create a unix_notes.txt file in this directory

For example, codefellows/unix_notes.txt

7. Add the notes about what you've learned about Unix to this file

For example,

cd <path> Changes the working directory to <path>
ls <path> Lists the directory content of <path>
...
8. Create a git_notes.txt file in this directory

For example, codefellows/git_notes.txt

9. Add the notes about what you've learned about Git to this file

For example,

git add <file> Adds any changes inside <file> to the staging area
git commit -m '<message>' Commits the staging area to the repository with a <message>
...
10. Add these untracked files to the staging area
11. Commit the changes
12. Push the branch to the origin remote on GitHub
13. Send a pull request from this branch to Code Fellows' master branch

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