Frontend 101

This repository contains 10 challenges for the 10 most basic topics that we have identified in the Front-End area.

In each challenge, you can access the resources we recommend related to the related topic from the .md extension file. You can fork this repository, work on your own GitHub account, and when you are finished working, you can contact us on our Discord server via the Frontend 101 channel and request a review.

Step 1:

Fork this repository. When you click the Fork button located on the right top of the Repository, a copy of it will be added to your profile.

Fork

Step 2:

On the new screen that appears, after making sure that the copy the main branch only option is turned off, click the Create fork button. Fork

Now the repository has been copied in the following format on your profile.

https://github.com/[your-user-name]/frontend-101

Step 3:

To pull the copy of the project that you have on your computer, run the following commands in the terminal. (You can use Bash terminal for Windows, iTerm2 for Mac.)

Note: Make sure that you are in the directory that you want to add, because the following command will clone the project to your computer in the directory where you are running it.

git clone https://github.com/[your-user-name]/frontend-101

Now you are ready to work.

Step 4:

After solving the challenges, run them in the project directory in order to throw the changes you made back to GitHub.

git add .
git commit -m "the steps in the project are completed"
git push origin main

Step 5:

Share the link of the repository on your GitHub account to the Frontend 101 channel on our Discord server.

https://github.com/[your-user-name]/frontend-101

A community member will add a code review on the copy you produce and share their thoughts with you.Later, at a time you agree, you can exchange ideas about challenges on Pair Programming channels together and ask about points you don't understand.

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