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* [[ Installing Python and Pygame ]] | * [[ Installing Python and Pygame ]] | ||
''' Git and Github ''' | |||
We would like those taking the class to keep a source repository to store workshop and homework code so that: | We would like those taking the class to keep a source repository to store workshop and homework code so that: | ||
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2. they can share code and, thus, assist each other | 2. they can share code and, thus, assist each other | ||
To that end, we have some resources below to get git installed, open a github account, and the main git commands you will need to get started | To that end, we have some resources below to get git installed, open a github account, and the main git commands you will need to get started. | ||
[http://help.github.com/win-set-up-git/ Setting up git on Windows] | |||
[http://help.github.com/mac-set-up-git/ Setting up git on OS X] | |||
[http://help.github.com/linux-set-up-git/ Setting up git on Linux] (you may choose to use your package manager (apt, yum, pacman, etc.) to install the git-core package) | |||
If you can go through this before the class 0, great! you will have more time to write some code during the workshop. Otherwise, we will be available to assist anyone who may need help getting things started. | If you can go through this before the class 0, great! you will have more time to write some code during the workshop. Otherwise, we will be available to assist anyone who may need help getting things started. | ||
Revision as of 02:12, 18 May 2011
Pre class HW
For the class we will be using python and pygame. Instructions on how to install them on your operating system of choice can be found below.
Git and Github
We would like those taking the class to keep a source repository to store workshop and homework code so that: 1. they can modify without fear of messing it up beyond repair 2. they can share code and, thus, assist each other
To that end, we have some resources below to get git installed, open a github account, and the main git commands you will need to get started.
Setting up git on Windows Setting up git on OS X Setting up git on Linux (you may choose to use your package manager (apt, yum, pacman, etc.) to install the git-core package)
If you can go through this before the class 0, great! you will have more time to write some code during the workshop. Otherwise, we will be available to assist anyone who may need help getting things started.
Class 0
Covers : Slides : Workshop : Demo code : Homework :