Timeline Week 1 - TheIronYard--Orlando/FEE--2015--SPRING GitHub Wiki

Week 1 -- Github, C9, Basic HTML & CSS

Objectives

Students should be competent at:

• Using Github to:
  • Create and fork repositories
  • Open, comment, and close Issues
  • Submit, review, and close PRs
  • Merge branches via the PR interface
• Using CLI git to:
  • Create and checkout branches
  • Check the status of their working tree
  • Commit work selectively to the index
  • Pushing local branches to remote
  • Merge branches locally
• Using HTML & CSS to:
  • Display basic textual content
  • Convey semantic meaning of content
  • Layout content accurately independent of viewport size
  • Replicate an existing design in code (80%)

Students should be familiar with:

• Using Cloud 9 IDE to:
  • author and edit code
  • interact with git
  • live preview work
• Using Chrome Developer Tools to:
  • inspect and modify HTML and CSS
  • extract URLs for images, fonts, etc
  • add HTML, text, CSS properties and rules

Projects

I should build...

• A MF'g Website with content from The TIY-Orlando Blog
• The Longform Tumblr theme in pieces:
  • Boilerplate a la HTML5 Boilerplate
  • Header, logo, sidebar, main column
  • Multiple articles, titles, bylines
  • Content via Meet the Lipsums and image placeholders
  • Using external CSS for Web Fonts, Normalize
• Parts of "Surf & Paddle" (?)

They should build...

• Their own MF'g Website:
  • index.html with just headings, paragraph, and link tags
  • individual HTML pages to represent posts
  • placeholder text and images
• A clone of the Longform Tumblr theme:
  • starting with HTML5 Boilerplate
  • using semantic HTML containers
  • using CSS to provide a liquid layout
  • importing fonts from Google Fonts
  • deployed to Github Pages
• Surf & Paddle (Liquid)
  • starting with HTML5 Boilerplate
  • using semantic HTML containers
  • using a liquid layout approach