This repository is for code written during the 30 day vanilla JS coding challenge with my friend @brent-harrison1.
All examples that begin with $ are intended to be run from your command-line.
- Clone the repository (ex:
$ git clone https://github.com/joelbowen/js30 && cd js30) - Create a git branch that represents your work (ex:
$ git checkout -b joelbowen/day1) - Change directories into the folder for the day you're working on (ex:
$ cd 01\ -\ JavaScript\ Drum\ Kit/)
Bonus: You can start typing the name of the folder in Terminal and press tab for auto-complete! - Copy Wes's files into a folder with your own name (ex:
$ cp -a wesbos joelbowen)
Bonus: use your github username:$ cp -a wesbos $(git config --global user.name) - Commit changes often – starting with your copy of the starting files. When you're ready, push your branch to github (ex, if you are a contributor:
$ git push -u origin joelbowen/day1) and then create a Pull Request using the Github UI - Profit. And if you have questions, ask me!
Note: For extra fun, I've removed the completed solutions that were in the original js30 repo. If you gottahaveemall, check out the original on Wes's github: https://github.com/wesbos/JavaScript30