What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: Firstly you open the Github repository provided. Proceed to download the zip filed and open the folders on you visual studio code. After, you will transfer you project files to your eleventy project that you downloaded. I notice that when I… Continue reading BityaBitya Andrade’s Week 5 Learning Journal
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Daniel Castillo’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: I need to first fork the project from Github and clone it. Then make sure eleventy is installed and then I could start making new branches. I have to make new branches so I can change the original code and go… Continue reading Daniel Castillo’s Week 5 Learning Journal
harol’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: we need to install vscode and add git-clone to it. you need to have a github account to fork the repository. What I want to learn more deeply or need more information about: eleventy, git.
Jalitza Valerio’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: I know that I have to have node.js installed to check the version by typing node-v and 2. Confirm that you’re in the project folder by typing pwd or ls and, finally install npm install -g @11ty/eleventy What I want to… Continue reading Jalitza Valerio’s Week 5 Learning Journal
Joshua Soto’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: What i know about getting eleventy up and running is you will have to follow the codes that is mentioned in the video and you will have to put it in your console. Then you will need to start eleventy by… Continue reading Joshua Soto’s Week 5 Learning Journal
Daniel Seetaram’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: i had a really hard time trying to get eleventy up and running. but the program is installed on vs, however high cpu on computer cat be issue sometimes. What I want to learn more deeply or need more information about:… Continue reading Daniel Seetaram’s Week 5 Learning Journal
Nataliya Verkhoturtseva’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: You need to follow the code commands mentioned in the video and write them in the console In order to start eleventy you use “npm start” command after eleventy is installed You can play around with brunches using the “git checkout… Continue reading Nataliya Verkhoturtseva’s Week 5 Learning Journal
Nataliya’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: You need to follow the code commands mentioned in the video and write them in the console In order to start eleventy you use “npm start” command after eleventy is installed You can play around with brunches using the “git checkout… Continue reading Nataliya’s Week 5 Learning Journal
Maria Angelica’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: First I need to fork the project then clone it into VS code. Next, I need to open the terminal and install eleventy globally using npx @11ty/eleventy. Then, I can create a branch just to make sure I’m not working on… Continue reading Maria Angelica’s Week 5 Learning Journal
Noelle’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: So I first went into the Github link; forked the project, opened VS Code, and used the clone link. I then went into the 01_02b branch that the video suggested and installed eleventy globally npm install -g @11ty/eleventy What I want… Continue reading Noelle’s Week 5 Learning Journal
Alyona Radkevich’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: Open course repository on GitHub, fork and clone it. Then, open VSC and clone the code to it by using git: clone command. Check the branch and folders and make sure everything is correct and in the right places. And then… Continue reading Alyona Radkevich’s Week 5 Learning Journal
Asia’s Week 5 Learning Journal
What I know about about getting the Example Eleventy Course project up and running: I use WSL, the way I start my project might be different. The main things to know before getting the eleventy project started is to have access to Github and the course repo ( through link). Have VSC open with Nodejs… Continue reading Asia’s Week 5 Learning Journal