Created by RealToughCandy ([email protected])
Scenario Title: “No Good Dev Goes Unpunished”
Team: 2 people
Level: Beginner
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of HTML & CSS, Git commands, and Slack.
Tech requirements: Slack channel membership, Github membership.
Purpose: The purpose of the Git-Er-Dun series is to help developers improve their Git skills in a social, collaborative environment where exploration and experimentation is encouraged. Using this method, devs can become more confident in their Git usage. A significant amount of remote dev jobs also require working knowledge of Slack.
A. You must configure Git and make sure it plays nice with GitHub. https://help.github.com/articles/set-up-git/
B. To get the full experience from this simulation, please request membership to the Rockababy-Kroppenduckel Industries (RKI) GitHub organization. For the quickest response, email me at [email protected]. Once approved, you will have clone, pull, and push rights to the repos.
C. There are a few instructional files in this folder with the .md (Markdown) extension. If you want to read these in-browser, remember that browsers cannot natively read these files. A lovely Markdown viewer for Chrome is available here as an extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/markdown-viewer/ckkdlimhmcjmikdlpkmbgfkaikojcbjk?hl=en
D. For this exercise, you will use GitHub and Slack. You can use your own Slack channel, or join the RealToughCandy official Git-Er-Dun channel here.
E. Don't know how to construct a good commit message? Learn here.
Synopsis: Rockababy-Kroppenduckel Industries (RKI) is a full-service digital agency. You have been hired as a remote employee, tasked with giving the company’s home page some flavor with the help of a fellow remote worker. You two must use Git in conjunction with Github and Slack.
Instructions: Pick your character and follow the steps in the Steps.md file. For example, both Dev 1 and Dev 2 complete Steps 1 and 2, while only Dev 1 completes Step 3.
Use the command line/Terminal whenever possible (i.e. do not use the GitHub GUI).