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Create a markdown blog - February 23rd, 2019

• Make a directory on my desktop called progressportal
  $ mkdir progressportal
• Create a README.md file with the heading Progress Portal
  $ cd progressportal
  $ echo "# Progess Portal" > README.md
• Create a repository locally
  $ git init
• Run git workflow
  Add and commit files to local repository

$ git status
$ git add .
$ git status
$ git commit -m "Initial commit"
$ git status

• Create repository in Github
• Add the remote repository locally
  $ git remote add origin https://github.com/Jorellana90/progressportal.git
• Push local repository to Github
  $ git push -u origin master
  $ git status

Progress Portal Update - March 2nd, 2019

Created webpages in HTML

• Learned difference between inline, internal, and external CSS
• How to link all pages via nav bar
• How to setup a HTML page
• Created 11 individual HTML webpages
• Reviewed HTML elements
• Reviewing git workflow
• Push local changes to remote repository
• Talked about best practices
• Reviewed JSON and Key and Value pairs

Progress Portal Update - March 9th, 2019

Worked on webpages

• Created local progressportal directory on personal iMac
• Cloned remote repo to local repo on iMac
• Configured Git on my iMac
• Updated nav bar on each HTML page
• Completed the Markdown tutorial
• Created a markdown.md file and completed the configuration excerise

Progress Portal Update - March 12th, 2019

Worked on Glossary page

• Updated the Glossary page with new term: Semantic versioning.
• Met with Jen to review latest updates and work
• Will continue to work on waffle tasks: HTML & Website Layout tasks

Progress Portal Update - April 6th, 2019

Github pages

• Briefly reviewed the concept of continuous integration via Travis CI
• Converting github repo to gitpages
• Branching
• ‘git branch’ to check what branch I’m on
• ‘git checkout <branch_name>’ to change branches
• ‘git remote -v’ to check what my remote repos are
• ‘*’ This will show me what branch I’m on; it’ll be in front of the current branch
• ‘git branch <branch_name>’
• ‘git checkout -b <branch_name>’ Will create new branch and takes me to that branch
• Talked Docker & virtual machines
• Created a Docker account
• ‘git branch -D <branch_name>’ deletes branch
• ‘history’ shows me a complete log of all my terminal commands that I have made
• ‘git log’ shows me a complete log of all my git commits that I have made