PrepCourse | CODELEX
We assume that you have already done some coding @codecademy.com, but to better understand what we are going to do - take a look at these free resources:
- TypeScript fundamentals @udemy.com
- TypeScript handbook @typescriptlang.org
- get started with npm @youtube.com/npm
- also there is a longer TypeScript tutorial Intro to TypeScript @scrimba.com
Create accounts, which we may be using during the course:
- @github.com
- @codingame.com, choose CODELEX as your school
📢 NEW! The quickest way to get started is by following this link. Use your GitHub account to log in, and you are done! No installations, no setup - just follow the instructions for each set of exercises listed at the bottom of this page and start coding! Keep in mind that each time you click on that link, a new workspace will be created, so you need to do this only once. To return to your workspace and continue your work from where you left off, go to gitpod.io/workspaces.
If, however, you would like to work locally on your computer instead of the cloud, you will need to set up your computer first.
Carefully execute all of the steps mentioned in Work Station Setup guide. Make sure that you have everything installed and verified.
Everything we will need is in this repository (repository is like a project in Git), but to get it on your computer you must clone (make a local copy) it. To do that copy the link of this repository:
Steps are as follows:
- open Command Line
- navigate to the folder you would like to have this project; you can use command
cdto change the current directory - clone the project:
git clone https://github.com/codelex-io/prep-course.git - open repository as a folder in Visual Studio Code
When you have created a profile in @github.com, leave a star.
You will receive a notification when this repository is updated, and it may serve as a thank you as well!
This repository may be updated by us, which means you may have an outdated version locally.
Open terminal, navigate to the project directory and execute this command: git pull
