Nozomio | Module 1 Lesson 2 | Part 2/2 | Setting Up Your Development Environment

Welcome back to our Modern Web Development course!

In this video, we'll complete the setup of your development environment by installing Git, configuring it, and connecting your projects to GitHub. Version control is an essential part of software development, enabling you to track changes, collaborate with others, and manage your code effectively.

What we'll cover:

Installing Git:
Step-by-step guide to installing Git on Windows and macOS.
Configuring Git:
Setting your username and email for commit tracking.
Creating a GitHub Account:
How to sign up and verify your GitHub account.
Initializing a Local Git Repository:
Setting up Git in your project directory.
Creating a Repository on GitHub:
How to create a new repository on GitHub.
Connecting Your Local Repository to GitHub:
Pushing your local code to GitHub and verifying the upload.

Exercise:

Follow along with the video to set up Git and GitHub.
Initialize a local Git repository.
Create a README.md file and commit your changes.
Push your local repository to GitHub and verify it's working.
If you encounter any issues during the setup, please leave a comment below, and I'll be happy to help you troubleshoot.

What's Next:

In the next lesson, we'll dive into JavaScript Fundamentals, where we'll start writing and running our own code. Get ready to bring your ideas to life!

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