Jekyll2023-04-15T21:38:45+00:00/feed.xmlAgileWaysCloud Native and Identity SolutionsBlog 12022-10-03T00:00:00+00:002022-10-03T00:00:00+00:00/blog/Blog1Welcome to Blog 1.

I will be going over the key takeaways from lesson 1. In lesson 1, we learn the basics of GitHub and what System Design is all about. We learn the difference between Git and GitHub. We also learn what Git add, Git commit, Git push, Git rm, and Git branch do and how to execute them. Utilizing these techniques through the terminal and on the cloud through GitHub. We use these to create our work from an IDE and upload it to a repository in the cloud.

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]]>Blog 32022-10-03T00:00:00+00:002022-10-03T00:00:00+00:00/blog/Blog3In Blog 3, I will be going over the key takeaways from lesson 3.

In lesson 3, we learn what frameworks are and how to customize them for your own use. Wether it is the framework of Bootstrap or utilizing markdown with Jekyll and other sources to produce a professional website, both frameworks are suitable for any programmer.

We can use these templates and alter the code to our liking. With Jekyll, we can host a local server with the framework code and alter the website how we want to. This is very convenient as most of the layout is already there and you can chose which layout looks best for you.

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Welcome to Blog 2.

I will be going over the key takeaways from lesson 1. In lesson 1, we learn the basics of GitHub and what System Design is all about. We learn the difference between Git and GitHub. We also learn what Git add, Git commit, Git push, Git rm, and Git branch do and how to execute them. Utilizing these techniques through the terminal and on the cloud through GitHub

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