1. Project management

This week I worked on defining my final project idea and started getting used to the documentation process.I also learned how to create and develop a website using gitlab, we were also taugh about the programming languages which are: Javascript, HTML and CSS.

HTML

HTML is the skeleton of the web page, it allows us to define what is gonna be inour pages; such as tittles, paragraps, images, buttons, inputs, etc.

JavaScript

It is a scripting or programming language that allows the page to react by implementing complex features.

CSS

It is a stylesheet language used to describe the presentation of a document written in HTML

website development

For the development of the web page we used Gitlab, this is a web-based DevOps platform that helps developers manage their code and the entire software development lifecycle in one place. It provides Git repository hosting (like GitHub), along with built-in tools for version control, CI/CD pipelines, code review, issue tracking, and project management (geeksforgeeks).

How can we start?

First, we started by learning the basic commands that are used in Git, such as:

Git push = it sends all your commits...

Git add . = which is used to add all of the changes made.

Git commit -m “message ordering what to do” = it officially saves all the changes that you’ve previously made.

Git push = it sends all your commits from your computer to the repository.

Git status = it shows us in what part of the process our commits are.

Git pull = Bring the latest changes from the remote repository to your computer.

Git reset = it helps us undo changes made.

There’s different types of git reset, such as:

Git reset --soft HEAD~1 = it undoes the latest commit

Git reset --hard HEAD~1 = it undoes the commit, deletes the staging and the changes made to the document.

We were also taught how to clone our Git repository in Visual Studio Code 2 so we are able to use it on our local devices.

1. First you need to copy the URL from the repository, it will appear by clicking on the “code” button.
2. Then you need to create a folder for your project, make sure you name it without any spaces.
3. On the terminal you’ll put “cd projectfolder”
4. Next, you have to put “git clone your URL”
5. To check if it’s been done you can use “git status”. And if it’s been done correctly, you’ll be able to start working on it.

Here's a look on what I learned on HTML!

Also here's an example on a HTML example that I made.

You can also find the example web page by clicking here go to example