Hello devs
So today i completed my html foundation part of TOP and built the very very basic recipe site with some pictures of the dishes as well
Apart from that i almost completed CSS fundamentals till the Box Model , Learned about Google chrome dev tools and the inspect element feature
Right now I still don't understand what it means to commit I have read some articles but I guess I will figure out sooner or later ...
I think I will complete the CSS part by tomorrow then will learn some javascript and make some projects using js...
Anyways that's it for today
Thank You!!
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That's awesome and congratulations!
I'm in the process of using commit and based on my understanding:
Committing within VS code is similar to a screen/snapshot update of what you did to your site that you're saving to your repository. The repository gets uploaded to GitHub (either privately or publicly) and it shows real-time what you're currently working on and have worked on for either you or others to access, read, track etc. Within that repository, there are visually tracked changes to the each file. It's pretty cool to see all your commits, then you remember your previous approach prior to clean up and better understanding. Ultimately leading with more efficient code.
Example: I finished the foundation of the HTML and then you move to CSS. You'd commit at the foundation completion, make significant changes to the stylesheet then you commit that, with a general (or thorough) note of the changes.
GitHub is a place people use to often display projects and is a portfolio-like container. I'm still learning GitHub, but it's all part of the process. Good Luck on the JS!