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Welcome to WebDev 2507 Paris

Hello WebDev Paris 2507!

Kicking off on 25th July 2022, we'll have 9 weeks to become full-stack web developers.

Notes

Find the notes you need by week:

• Week 1: Fundamentals
• Week 2: Building Applications
• Week 3: Project 1: Building a Game
• Week 4: Serving Data
• Week 5: Advanced Backend
• Week 6: Project 2: Building a REST API
• Week 7: React Basics
• Week 8: Integrating
• Week 9: Project 3: Full-Stack Application

To view the repository as notes, go to rjkerrison.co.uk/webdev-2507.

Contents

• Welcome to WebDev 2507 Paris
  • Notes
  • Contents
  • Who's the team?
  • Using this repository
    • Staying up-to-date
    • In case of issues pulling latest changes
  • Script helpers
    • Generating groups
    • Checking morning sunshines
    • Cloning lab repos
    • Viewing github profiles and projects

Who's the team?

Your instructional team includes:

• Robin James Kerrison
• Florian Aube
• Haroun Boudour

Using this repository

This is a github repository full of notes, examples, and tools for Ironhack WebDev 2507.

To view the repository on github, go to github.com/rjkerrison/webdev-2507.

The repository is updated at least daily. We'll have the latest examples from class, as well as a description of the day's main topics, and links to useful external resources.

Staying up-to-date

You can get the latest changes of this repository by running

git pull

You can open this repository in Visual Studio Code by running

code .

from the command-line.

In case of issues pulling latest changes

In case you need to clear any local changes you have made, you can run git stash, then perform the git pull, and finally restore your changes with git stash pop:

git stash
git pull
git stash pop

Script helpers

This repo comes with a script helper: students.sh. Run it and see. This is mainly intended for teaching team use.

Generating groups

Run ./students.sh groups 3 to generate groups of three.

Checking morning sunshines

Run ./students.sh sunshine to find out who is doing morning sunshine next!

Cloning lab repos

If you want a list of commands that can clone all the lab forks for every student, run ./students.sh lab <lab-repo-name>. E.g. ./students.sh lab lab-css-instagram-clone.

You can copy the printed commands and run them wherever you store cloned labs.

Viewing github profiles and projects

Try running these to open up students' github profiles and repositories in your browser.

./students.sh github benjamin

./students.sh project meryem

View all the project URLs with

./students.sh list table