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Hi all. This repository is the place where you will prepare all the things and tools that will be used during this Webniar.
Things you need to prepare before taking part in this webinar :
- Internet connection (with a stable network).
- Laptop / Computer.
- Account Github.
- Text editor, such as Visual Studio Code.
- Git Bash.
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Open the Github page at the following link : Github link.
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Then click Sign Up to create a new account. Then, enter the required information, such as email, password, and username. If you want to get the latest GitHub news to your email, type y. If not, you type n.
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Next, you have to do a short puzzle or Captcha as a verification step. Then, click Create Account.
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Then, you will be asked to enter a verification code sent to your email. So, check your inbox or spam on your email. If the GitHub email hasn't arrived, you can click Resend the code to resend the code.
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After entering the code, you can carry out the account personalization process. If you don't want to do this, click Skip, and you will be redirected to the GitHub dashboard.
Open the Visual Studio Code page at the following link : link download.
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From the link above, the main page of Visual Studio Code will appear. Select download according to the platform you are using, then run it after completing the download.
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Make sure to press check on I accept the agreement then next.
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Determine where the VS Code will be placed on your computer.
Open the Git page at the following link : link download.
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From the link above, the main Git page will appear. Select download according to the platform you are using, then run it after completing the download.
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Scroll to the bottom of the Terms and Conditions to continue to the next step.
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Determine where Git will be placed on your computer.
- Define components.
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Perform basic configuration on git on the computer to initialize the identity.
Enter with format
git config --global user.name "<username github mu>" git config --global user.email "<email github mu>"