Programming Tools (Tutorials and CheatSheet)

This subject covers some of the tools and services used by programmers including the Visual Studio Code text editor, Git and GitHub, and the Markdown language. The CheatSheet can be used for quick reference.

CheatSheet: Free web version | Desktop version: for Mac or Windows to create or modify your own CheatSheets.

Link to How to use Video Studio Code tutorial page

How to use Video Studio Code

How to download, install, customize, and use VS Code. Install extensions, customize shortcut keys. Use and customize snippets.

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Link to VS Code Debugger tutorial page

VS Code Debugger

How to use the Built-in JavaScript Debugger in VS Code. Install debuggers for other languanges. Customize the configuration. Add and use Breakpoints. Use the Debug console.

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Link to ESLint tutorial page

ESLint

ES Lint is a tool to find and fix problems in your JavaScript code and enforce syntax and style rules. This video shows how to install, configure, modify, and use the ESLint package in your projects. Add the ESLint package to VS Code.

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Link to Beginning Git tutorial page

Beginning Git

Git is a free, open-source version control system. Learn Git basics. Install and configure Git. Initialize Git in a project. Learn basic Git commands. Commit changes. Ignore certain files. Use branches.

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Link to Intermediate Git tutorial page

Intermediate Git

Learn to use more advanced Git features, including using tags, dealing with merge conflicts, renaming files, delete files, unstage changes, discard changes. Amend, undo, or reverse prior commits. Temporarily stash code.

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Link to Beginning Github tutorial page

Beginning Github

Learn to use GitHub to remotely store your Git repositories. Set up a GitHub account, Create a remote repository. Add GitHub remote to a local Git repository. Push commits to the remote. Clone GitHub repositories to your computer.

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Link to Intermediate Github tutorial page

Intermediate Github

Learn more advanced GitHub features. Add collaborators, releases, software license. Sync local and remote repositories. Fork repositories. Make Pull requests. Use Issues feature.

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Link to Markdown tutorial page

Markdown

Markdown is a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text documents using a plain-text editor. Learn to use Markdown to add basic style to GitHub Readme.md files. Use It to make documentation files for your own projects.

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