kottans-frontend

Repository dedicated to participation in Kottans frontend course

1. GENERAL

   • Git and Github
   • Linux CLI and Networking
   • VCS (hello gitty), GitHub and Collaboration

2. FRONT-END BASICS

   • Intro to HTML & CSS
   • Responsive Web Design
   • HTML & CSS Practice
   • JavaScript Basics
   • Document Object Model - practice

3. ADVANCED TOPICS

   • Building a Tiny JS World (pre-OOP) - practice
   • Object oriented JS - practice
   • OOP exercise - practice
   • Offline Web Applications
   • Memory pair game — real project!
   • Website Performance Optimization
   • Friends App - real project!

1. Git and GitHub

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1.1. Course Version Control with Git

Before starting this course i didn't know anything about Git. So everything was new for me. I can say I was learning Git from zero.

I learned how to:

• use commands
• add commits
• branch
• merge
• add changes into repository
• create and delete tags and branches
• switch between branches

This online course is very good because it has a lot of visual information which is much easier to remember. I will keep to myself

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2. Linux CLI and Networking

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2.1 Course Linux Survival (4 modules)

• What was new Everything was new for me. It's my first Linux study. It wasn't easy but for that I have my notes here. At this course I learned many new commands:

• ls - lists the contents

• mkdir - to create a repository

• mv - to move/rename a file

• cd - change directories

• pwd - (print working directories) to find out where you are

• more- displays contents of a file

• rmdir - remove directory

  I didn't use Linux before. In the beggining of the course i didn't know what to expect from this OS. Finally is not very dificult just I will need to practice it more

2.2 HTTP

Information in this article was comprehensive. Also this information was new for me. I knew just some information in general about HTTP.

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3.1 Course GitHub & Collaboration

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• What was new for me This part was very interesting for me.

I learned new information about forks. To get commits from a source repository into forked repository on GitHub I need to:

• Get the cloneable URL of the source repository
• Create a new remote with the git remote add command
• Use the shortname upstream to point to the source repository
• Provide the URL of the source repository
• Fetch the new upstream remote
• Merge the upstream's branch into a local branch
• Push the newly updated local branch to your origin repo

I was surprised how many different and useful commands that I can do with git rebase. I'm sure that most of the commands I will use in future.

After that I had practice with LearnGitBranching It was very helpful to understand Git commands:

• How branches works
• How to work with remote repos
• How to work in team with Git
• Git fetch command

This course LearnGitBranching was reat! Lots of practice what helps to memorise everything.