I am Angel and this is my first (not counting the two with unfixable mistakes) repository.
Its only purpose is to give me – or anyone for that matter – a space for practicing Git.
I don't really expect anyone to stumble upon this repo, however I can't rule out the possibility, hence the reason for this introduction.
Again, not necessarily possible, but if you do end up here, I would like to provide the chance to practice, as well as the resources I use(d) in my journey.
- How can I contribute? (tba)
- Contribution format (tba)
No matter your experience this is a safe space for you too practice Git with me :)
For the commands you will use the most I recommend The Odin Project (I'll come back to this in a bit) to teach you that.
As well as looking up what specific commands mean, if the provided explanation is not giving enough context for you.
- For me doing those helped me remember them
To be added
- How can I contribute?
- Contribution format
For studying I definitely recommend these two websites:
They both provide theory and practice for free.
This is thanks to all the support, donations and contributions.
With freeCodeCamp practice can be done on the website itself.
In the beginning you can choose from different "courses" to take.
There are Certification projects at the ends of different parts and a Certification Exam at the end, which – naturally – provides a Certification in the end.
The theodinproject recommends using VS Code for coding and it's not possible on the website itself (as far as I know).
In the Foundation course it also provides a full and (mostly) understandable Git download and usage tutorial, as well as a Discord community full of nice and helpful people.
For coding I recommend using VS Code.
It's free to use with a bunch of helpful extensions you can download.
And here is a video for an introduction to HTML and CSS and the use of VS Code. I found it really helpful.
- Material Icon Theme
- This makes it easier to navigate between files
- Live Preview
- Shows a live preview of what you are coding
- HTML Format (by Mohamed Akram)
- I use this instead of Prettier
- Error Lens
- Shows errors inline
- codachi
- Emotional Support and Motivational little friend
- 100% necessary in my opinion
- CodeSnap and Easy CodeSnap
- Makes it easy to share your code as a ScreenShot
- The background color is customisable (with a bit of struggle), there are videos on how to do it