Hey, guys! Here's a list of useful tips and resources for unit 1

Git Steps:

1. Fork: Click on the fork button on the top right. It means to make a copy of the repository (the one being forked) into your account (the account from which you're forking).
2. Clone: In your terminal git clone <repository url from your account>. It will download the repository files into your device.
3. Add: git add <file name or use . to include all files in the folder>. It will add the specified file to the commit snapshot (if you used . it will add all the files you've made changes to in the folder).
   • Git Status: Make sure to use git status to show you what's happening and make sure of what files you added before you commit
4. Commit: git commit -m "commit message" Will save the files you've added.
5. Branch:
   • New Branch: git branch <branch name> Creates a new branch.
   • List of branches: git branch Shows you a list of all your branches
   • Switch to a branch: git checkout <branch name to switch to> Will switch to the branch specified.
6. Push: git push origin <branch name you want to push> Will upload the changes you've commited to your origin (github repository).

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GIT:

• The basics of git explained by designing a new car

Javascript:

• DevDocs JS
• JavaScript Info
• Code Analogies
• Developer Mozilla
• this in Javascript
• Understand this with clarity

jQuery:

• jQuery Cheatsheet

HTML:

• DevDocs HTML

CSS:

• DevDocs CSS
• Code Anologies
• CSS Reference IO
• Positioning in CSS
• Advanced Positioning
• Learn CSS Layout
• Code Analogies
• A complete guide to FlexBox
• What does header nav > ul > li:nth-child(1) h1 mean? CSS Selectors Guide
• A tool to help you get flexBoxes code in the desired layout

DOM:

• Walking the DOM

Markdown:

• Assemble.io
• Markdown Cheatsheet
• Markdown Cheatsheet 2
• Markdown Cheatsheet PDF
• Markdown Basic syntax
• README Template
• How to write a good README
• README Example

Other Resources:

• UX Project Checklist