This document describes how to install Go in Raspberry OS
This document describes the flow of actions needed from a repository administrator(RA) and the team members(TM) to collaborate on a project.
As a first step, the PyCharm Python project has to be added into a github repository as described in the gist:
https://gist.github.com/tcd1558/a838deda7dd5968bab6c3d88b9aa466d
Once the project is available in GitHub, the RA announces the availability of the repository: https://github.com//
Here are the steps necessary to setting up a PyCharm Python project with a GitHub Repository. It is not obvious on what to do first: create a PyCharm project and add it to GitHub - or - create a new GitHub repository, clone it and convert it into a PyCharm Python project. Here is the approach I took. This text ist written from the perspective of MacOS.
P.S. PyCharm and IntelliJ are both from JetBrain. No wonder, the look and feel are very simular.
Here are the steps necessary to set up a GitHub repository with the files provided through the Selenium Essential Training course and have it work as a Java project inside IntelliJ. The idea is to take the files provided by the course and add them into a GitHub repository. You will then clone the repository onto your local system and perform the first exercise. The first exercise represents a change to your source tree. You could file an issue on GitHub and submit your solution as a fix to the issue.
This text ist written from the perspective of MacOS.
[button] - is a button on the screen with the text 'button' on it.