Dev Tools

Readings: GitHub and VS Code

Github: In Ops 102, we were able to set up our profile and repositories. But this article is teaching us a few new pieces of information like creating a branch, making and committing changes, opening and merging pull requests. Reading this article helps. Especially the section regarding opening a pull request. This matters because we'll soon be utilizing this option to collaborate with our peers on projects. We'll also eventually need to utilize this in the future when working with colleagues in our team. I also find it helpful because it lays out the GitHub flow for creating a project, opening it up for collaboration/review, and completing the project. This kind of reminds me of the last time I created an SOP with a colleague for certificate of completion tracking through google docs. We shared the same document to make adjustments and leave comments for edits to come up with a finalized document.

VS Code: In Ops 102, we learned about VS Studio Code and began utilizing it for our reading note assignments. This article matters because we will eventually be learning languages like Python and Bash. VS Studio Code streamlines code editing for us which will help our project build more efficient.