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Day 3 - Node.js

Of course, I am just reading and learning basic stuff on why and how use Node.js.

mainly though Node.js command prompt to run a small program  node test.js

tomorrow I will dig deeper to build an HTTP Server 

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Between Day 2 & 3

I discover GIT Gui. It was install on my computer because of GIT BASH I suppose.

So I look around for other Guis and found this article showing differents possibilities. So I am now testing GitHub for Desktop ;o)

the experience seems thrilling

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Day 2 - GitHub

git clone https://github.com/facebook/react.git get a copy of a rep in my current folder

I created my own repo daysofcode in order to run some test. It happend I was already connect in the bash to GitHub using SSH. What a nice surprise, it didn”t ask me my account and password.

No in fact, I wasn’t. I explain, you don’t need to be log to clone, you only need to be log or ssh connect to push stuff back on your repo. Logical

git push origin master

Yeah, it worked !

Counting objects: 3, done. Delta compression using up to 4 threads. Compressing objects: 100% (2/2), done. Writing objects: 100% (3/3), 398 bytes | 24.00 KiB/s, done. Total 3 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0) To https://github.com/jeancharlesamey/daysofcode   385dfe9..16da4c6  master -> master

I created a new file in the repo online, then use the command  git pull origin master to get my local repo/git update. It worked like a charm.

Now, I just need someone else to run project and update my repo/git regularly. Is there a way to make the update automatic like a drive ? GitHub-auto-respond : Yes there is a repo for that ! So I just need to prepare myself for it.

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Day 1 - Git

I reboot my project of getting better at coding by taking an open class on GIT. I am amazed ho useful this few lignes of code could help to have a real system of archive and open project to team.

First let’s install git

run git bash 

mkdir newProject  create a directory for a new project

cd newProject  to go in the new folder

git status  get the the status of the git

git init  to init this folder as git folder

touch aNewFile.md  create a new file

git add aNewFile.md  add it to the git

vim aNewFile.md  edit the file in vim or in sublime

git add aNewFile.md  add the modify file it to the git

git commit -m -a "add a first line”  commit a comment about the new version of the file

git log  to get the log and the different modification on a file SHA

git checkout SHA  to look at a certain file modification usign the SHA

git checkout master  to look back at the master (list version)

ctrl+insert to copy bash element

shigt+insert to paste to bash

git revert SHA revert some existing commits, more options

git commit --amend -m "the new message"  rewrite last commit message

git reset --hard‌ erase change I made before to commit

git --help help in the bash

git commit -help help on a command in the bash

git commit --help help on a command in an explorer 

A bit of difficulty to understand how to use and not use vim, but now I am able to use Sublime on my project and still do add/commit using git bash.

- Next stop ? GitHub

PS: I pimp tumblr theme to show italic element as code source