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In the cp-readiness repo created in git and version control, create a branch called HTML-CSS. Use this branch for the exercise below.
Recreate an interface similar to the the google home page (https://www.google.com/)
When a user clicks the “Google Search” button, validation should be done to check whether or not they typed something in the search field.
If they did, then the user should get an alert with what they typed. Otherwise they should be advised to type something.
In the cp-readiness repo created in git and version control, create a branch called NODE. Use this branch for the exercise below.
Create a simple Node/Express web app as described in the article below https://stormpath.com/blog/build-nodejs-express-stormpath-app
In the cp-readiness repo created in git and version control, create a branch called FLASK. Use this branch for the exercise below.
Create a simple web app using the Flask microframework as described the following article https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/an-introduction-to-pythons-flask-framework--net-28822
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ann-mukundi / Intro to react
Last active May 28, 2021 18:36
CP-readiness: React
In the cp-readiness repo created in git and version control practice, create a branch called REACT. Use this branch for the exercise below.
Create a simple to-do list application as described in the following article https://medium.com/@aghh1504/1-simple-react-todo-list-52186b62976b
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ann-mukundi / Working with branches
Created January 23, 2018 13:26
CP-readiness: git branches
Create a github account here
Create a new repository on github with the name cp-readiness
Follow the instructions to push an existing repository from the command line
In your local machine, create a branch called recipes
Switch to the new branch
In a folder called recipe, create a file called tea.txt
Add the changes to staging
Push to the recipes branch
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ann-mukundi / Intro to Git
Created January 23, 2018 13:19
Cp-readiness
Exercise 1
Install Git on their computer
Create a folder called cp-readiness on your local computer
Navigate to the folder and initialize it with git.
Create a file called README.md with a short a short intro of who you are to this folder
Check the status of your repo
Add the file README.md to the staging area
Commit with the message Initial Commit
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