Week 1

Principles ​and Practices, Project Management

Final Project

Plan and sketch a potential

Student Agreement

Git & GitLab

Git Basics

Git & Github Remote Repository - Folder 
SSH Key - secure shell 
Untracked Files - file or files are in working directory or local Staging 
-m message 
Commit changes - to save Commands 
Git cheat sheet 
Git Pull (cloud to offline) file download from github to working directory 
Commit - save 
Clone - copy 
Git status
Git add - move the one file working directory to staging area 
Git add . - move the all file working directory to staging area 
Git rm -to move unstage one file git reset - to move unstage all files 
Git commit -m “description” - to confirm the changes by you it stores in local repository 
Git commit -am “description” - its shortcut to add and commit 
Git Push (offline to cloud) - files move to github (upload) 
Git stash - changes stores in temporary in hidden place 
Git stash pop - changes pull from hidden place to the working directory 
Git branch - to list the branch Git checkout -b”” - to create new branch and enter in new branch 
Git checkout : to enter that branch 
Git merge - to merge that branch

SSH Key Gen

Git  Tutorial

I'm gone through this video to know about Git and Git Hub  

Website Development

Visual studio code download and installation

Bro Code’s HTML & CSS tutorial takes you from the basics to advanced stuff. It starts with HTML—things like adding links, images, videos, forms, tables, and structuring a webpage with headers and footers. Then, it dives into CSS, covering colors, fonts, margins, padding, positioning, and layout techniques like Flexbox. You’ll also learn cool tricks like dropdown menus, navigation bars, animations, and making pages look great on any screen. It’s a solid guide to building and styling modern websites!

While building my website, I had doubts about the appropriate size. After researching, I found that most websites run on FHD (1920x1080). Additionally, common responsive sizes include 1366x768 (HD), 1440x900, 1536x864, and 1280x720 for different screen resolutions. Based on this, I decided to design my website using FHD (1920x1080) as the primary resolution, ensuring compatibility across various devices.

After my learning process, I switched to using templates for easier customization. Then, I discovered Nicepage, a platform that allows website building through drag-and-drop with extensive customization options. Due to its flexibility and ease of use, I decided to use Nicepage for building my website.