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Building Web Apps Debrief

Site: https://jackbayly.github.io/deploy-apps-lesson/

A lesson for learning to build apps and deploy to a service like GH Pages or Netlify

Getting Started

  1. Everyone will do this assignment however you can work in groups to collaborate:

    • FORK this repository onto your github

    • Copy the https URL from your FORKED repo

    • Navigate to either a standalone Git Bash terminal or the integrated terminal in VS Code on your local machine and cd to a place you wish to clone this activity to work on it (either your personal coding development folder or Desktop on MacOS or OneDrive/Desktop on Win, NOT in ~ )

    • Once where you need to be in bash, run git clone followed by the URL you copied from your forked copy of this github repository

    • Make sure and run cd deploy-apps-lesson to move into the repository folder

    • In VSCode, select File in the top right, and select Open Folder then find the folder you cloned named deploy-apps-lesson and open it, OR

    • Alternatively after running cd deploy-apps-lesson in the terminal run code -a . to directly open the folder in the window

    • Familiarize yourself with the code first in index.html.

    • Read the comments in the file and add the corresponding text content to customize the page to your own info, pay attention the comments for instructions

    • Move to the assets folder, then the css folder and finally click on the style.css file to open in the editor window! Uncomment the color variables lines and feel free to change the rgb color values to change the color scheme

    • Scroll to the bottom of the stylesheet to the media queries and put in comments an explanation of how we are affecting style on different screens

    • Save all files that are marked as having Unsaved changes

    • Go back to the terminal make sure you are inside deploy-apps-lesson directory then run

    git add .
    git commit -m "Refactors resume page and stylesheet"
    git push origin main
    
  2. Deploy your app on GH-Pages by selecting on your Github the main branch under Settings --> Pages, under Branch change the dropdown to the main branch, then click Save - navigate to the link provided, OR

  3. Navigate to Netlify sign up for an account by authenticating thru the Github option, and follow these directions step-by-step-guide-deploying

  4. When you are finished with the activity, drop a url link to your deployed app in the Chat or in the thread on our student Slack channel!

  5. At the end of the allotted time, we will have a few learners share their deployed apps. You will be expected to raise your hand and guide the class to your deployed app.

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