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Redo Command Line and Github TA demos using Docker #16

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nathan-duddles opened this issue Dec 2, 2021 · 2 comments
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Redo Command Line and Github TA demos using Docker #16

nathan-duddles opened this issue Dec 2, 2021 · 2 comments
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We currently have multiple resources for Git and Github, some mentioning/using Vagrant.

In Week 1:

Code Version Control - this is Boon's lecture and is high level and no mention of Vagrant. Definitely keep this.

TA Demo: Project 0 Git - this one explicitly uses Vagrant.

TA Demo: Command Line - this also explicitly uses Vagrant.

Best to replace the above with a newly demo or demos before Spring 2022.

In Resources:

Introduction to GIT

  • A useful guide to GIT. Would it be worth keeping/ moving this to Week 1, and group it together with other Version Control related content?
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boonloo commented Dec 3, 2021

Ideally, we should redo the demos without vagrant. But it is also fine to keep them, and then tell students to focus on the Git and command line, and not Vagrant.

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nathan-duddles commented Jan 12, 2022

I created tutorials for set up and posted for Spring 22 Coursera here, here and here.

Adding a pop up text note about using $(pwd) and not `pwd` on Windows to the first demo video.

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