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Preparation

This is the preparation for the "old style" presential classes (vs. flipped classroom).

Readings:

Github:

  • if you haven't created an account on github.com yet, please create it now :)

Git:

  • please install git before Sunday:

  • for mac users: running brew install git on the command line should work;

  • for ubuntu people (or any debian based linux): run sudo apt-get install git on the command line

  • for windows people: download Git for Windows here and install. Step by step instructions:

    1. execute the file you downloaded;
    2. on the Information screen, click next;
    3. on the Select Destination Location screen, click next;
    4. on the Select Components screen, click next without changing anything;
    5. on the Select Start Menu Folder screen, click next;
    6. Choosing the default editor used by Git, select Use Vim and click next;
    7. Adjusting the name of the initial branch in new git repositories, select Let Git decide
    8. Adjusting your path environment, select Use Git from Git Bash only and click next;
    9. Choosing HTTPS transport backend, select Use the OpenSSL library and click next;
    10. Configuring the line ending conversions, select Checkout Windows-style, commit Unix-style line endings and click next;
    11. Configuring the terminal emulator to use with Git Bash, select Use MinTTY and click next;
    12. Choose the default behavior of "git pull", choose Default (fast-forward or merge)
    13. Choose a credential helper, choose Git Credential Manager Core
    14. Configuring extra options, select Enable file system caching and Enable Git Credential manager, click next;
    15. Configuring experimental options, do not select any of them, and click install;
    16. and you should be pretty much done :)

  • it is *very important that you do the following as well:

    • configure git by following the instructions here;
    • set up your ssh keys by following this video. The instructions on Github can be found here.

Optionally, if you are using Windows and want to use git bash on VSCode, check the instructions in the first answer here on how to do that. If you are using linux or macOS, it works right out of the box.

We'll be roughly following the materials here, in case you want to take a look: https://github.com/HackYourFuture-CPH/Git/blob/main/week1/review.md

Flipped classroom material

Check the flipped classroom material here