Project management
This week I worked on defining my final project idea and started to get used to the documentation process. Likewise, we created our own website using HTML and then learned how to manage repositories in Git and be able to upload our page.
website
As a first step in creating our website, we learned how main tags work in HTML. To become familiar with this language, we created an index as a practice.
Once we learned the basic labels, our instructor gave us a template where we could guide ourselves and modify it to our liking to have a website that is more personalized to our criteria. We focus mainly on 3 sections: index, about me and final project, resulting in what can currently be seen in these sections
Index Code
GitLab
After having created our website and customized it, we use a tool called GitLab, which is a version manager in the cloud that is directly linked to FABACADEMY.
As a first step, we have to create a repository in gitlab, which I did it in a folder called luis-islas using the following command:
- git init
Ready! Once our repository linked to FAB ACADEMY has been created, let's get to work creating a website in the repository using the previously modified template.
The next command to use is:
- git add
This command is used to add our files, modifications, changes, moves, etc. to the Git repository
The next command to use is:
- git commit
This command is used to commit changes made to the local repository. After making modifications to the working files, "git commit" was used to store those changes in the repository history along with a descriptive message explaining the changes made.
Finally, as a final command we have:
- git push
This command will help us upload all the changes made to the repository
As a last step, to check if our files have been uploaded correctly, we go to the gitlab link to check if the files are already up. We can notice that the files have been uploaded.
To see the changes reflected, we enter this link where we can see the web page in the cloud
