jamesmcallister/shared-resources

Further reading and resources

Shared resources

Contributing guide

• To get started fork and clone this repo
• To add more information first create new branch using git checkout -b <branch name>
• Add information to this README file. It uses markdown formatting https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/
• Once information has been saved in README. Use git commit -am "<commit message>" to commit changes to your branch
• Push your branch up to your forked repo using git push origin head
• Once branch is pushed up create a pull request
• Important make all your changes on your feature branch not master.

Getting updates from upstream

• The first time you want to get latest changes from upstream repo you will need to add it as a remote.
• To do that run git remote add upstream git@github.com:constructorlabs/shared-resources.git. You only need to do that once
• All changes will be coming in on master branch. Make sure you are on master branch before pulling down changes - git checkout master
• To pull latest changes to master from upstream run git pull upstream master
• At this stage you can checkout a feature branch as above and continue as before.

HTML

• https://internetingishard.com/

CSS

• http://jxnblk.com/hello-color

Flex

• https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
• http://flexbox.malven.co/
• http://flexboxfroggy.com/

Grid

• http://grid.malven.co/
• https://cssgridgarden.com/
• Layout land, real world examples

Array methods

Does it mutate??

• https://doesitmutate.xyz/

Scope

Objects

DOM and Events

fetch and AJAX

• https://github.com/toddmotto/public-apis

Tools

http://tachyons.io/xray/

rips out colors and applies a grid and borders.

https://prettier.io/

Awesome, can't live with out it.

Git

VS Code

• Bracket Pair Colorizer
• GitLens
• Open in Browser
• Prittier
• VS Live Share
• Debugger for Chrome

Resetting code to last commit - this will abandon any changes and load code as it was at last commit

• git reset head --hard

Clone repo into new folder - if you want to clone some else's repo without affecting your own copy you can clone it into a new folder. From workspace run

• git clone

For example running git clone git@github.com:constructorlabs/shared-resources.git my-resources will create a folder called my-resources inside current folder and clone shared-resources repo into the folder.