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2. Project management

This week 2 I started to getting used to the documentation process.

Documentation Process

I had two options, the first was to create a web page from scratch or, and the second was to use the Gitlab platform and make some changes to an already assembled personal page model. I opted for the second option because it was the easiest and most practical for me, considering my little preparation to create a web page from scratch.

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Tutrial Markdown

Wath is Markdown ?

Markdown is a lightweight formatting language, with an easy-to-use syntax for formatting all forms or writing on the GitHub platform.

I acced a this tutorial Markdown. I learned somethings comands for begin like:

italics word and bold word

Headers

Headers

Headers

Headers

Headers
Headers

link Markdown For put images iamges ![ Black Cha][ Black ]

The important is:

“Avanzar cada día“

Sort the data like this: * House * Little house * ranch * palace

or like this 1. Primero 2. Segundo 3. Tercero

or this

  • Primero:
    1. House
    2. Little house
  • Segundo:
    1. Ranch
    2. Palace

For to write one paragraf
Is is necesary to make like this
puting two spaces ofter every line

Cloning Process whit GitLab-GitKraken

So the first step was, from GitLab (version control system), to clone my personal pre-built “pull” page to my local computer, then make whatever changes were required to “push” back to the GitLab platform.

Schedule of pull y push from GitLab

For the cloning process or “pull” I had to follow the following steps:

  • Download Gitkraken and the Visual Studio Code to my laptop, which I did without major difficulties

  • To open Gitkraken

  • Enter https://gitlab.fa cloud.org/, enter my repository and clone it with URL
  • Make page changes locally. For which, being in the Gitkraken program, I select File > Open repo in VS Code, this takes me to Visual Studio Code where by default it allows me to make changes to the page with Markdown, which would be like a simpler language adapted to the HTML language. For which I also made a Markdown tutorial.
  • Once the changes have been made, I must not forget to save these changes and then return to GitKraken
  • Already in GitKraken I click on -view changes- and all the rows appear with the changes made but that have not yet been staged “Unstaged files” and in order to progress we must click on -Stage all changes-
  • Subsequently, it invites you to place a title and description of the “commit” changes. I understand that this is very important to remember what types of changes and why you did it and then click on – Commit change-
  • And finally address the GitLab by clicking on -Push-
  • Then I check on my page if the changes were made

Then, I had problems whit GitKraken. I dowload the pay version and it don’t work more

I pruve Gitbash

Cloning Process whit GitLab-GitBush

  • Download Git Bash which I did without major difficulties

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  • Open git Bash and point to the folder and clone the repository

  • Already in Git Bash. Already in Git Bash I write several commands: git status where I observe the existence or not of any change, git add . and then the git commit -m ‘message’ where I write something identifying the changes that were made. I understand that this is very important to remember what types of changes and why you did it.

Secuencial Comand for Clone my repository

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  • Then I check on my page if the changes were made

I had egain problems whit this version controler (GitBash)

I prouve Sourcetree

There’s several steps to working on my git repo on my local (personal) computer

  1. Installing SourceTree

Sourcetree_download

  1. Clone the project/repo to my machine from the GitLab server, using SourceTree

Clone_repository

  1. Change the project using Visual Studio

Visual_code_Study

  1. Commit the change(s) to my local git repo using SourceTree and then push it back to the GitLab server

Comit_sourcetree

  1. Confirm that the changes are on the server

Change_confirm_page

  1. Getting my grades from GitLab

Now I work whit Sourcetree and I don’t have any problem I’am very happy whit it. It is very similar at GitKraken, I am very happy whit it

Continuation of Fablab after the global evaluation

I have a new computer and I clone my repository again Steps:

1- I do download from GIT

2- I create a new folder called Fablab in Documents

3- I access my repository through Gitlab: gitlab.fabcloud.org/academany/fabacademy/2022/labs/cidi/students

4- I copy the URL of my repository (photo)

copy_repositorio

5- I write in GIT: ‘git clone’ and paste the URL of my repository Clone

And ready

6- Download Visual Studio Code

Then:

On the new computer:

  • I go into Visual Studio Code and make updates to my page and then,
  • I try to upload to my repository through Gitbush

To achieve this, I perform the following steps: 1- I open Gitbush from my repository 2- I write the following commands: - git status - git add - git commit

But I find errors. I must configure my email and my name

Gitbush_error

That solved the problem, I was able to upload the modification

Gitbush_solution

I verify that it worked by entering my page

I’m happy about that

Last update: August 12, 2022