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![GeneralAssemb.ly](https://github.com/generalassembly/ga-ruby-on-rails-for-devs/raw/master/images/ga.png "GeneralAssemb.ly")
#BEWD - Working Like A Developer
###Instructor Name
Instructors current role.
---
##Agenda
* Intros
* What is Web Development?
* Bash Commands
* Using GitHub
---
##Introductions
Your course producer can help you with this.
---
##Course Administration
###Lets Get This Out Of The Way
![GeneralAssemb.ly](https://github.com/generalassembly/ga-ruby-on-rails-for-devs/raw/master/images/ga.png "GeneralAssemb.ly")

#BEWD - Working Like A Developer

###Instructor Name

Instructors current role.

---


##Agenda

* Intros
* What is Web Development?
* Bash Commands
* Using GitHub

---


##Introductions

Your course producer can help you with this.

---

##Course Administration
###Lets Get This Out Of The Way

During this course we will learn (at a high level):

* Command Line / Terminal
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* Rails web application framework
* (Basic) Database Modeling

To pass the course you will need to:
* Complete at least 80% of all assigned homework
* Complete a final project
---
##Course Administration
* What you will get from us
* In class labs
* Homework
* Slides / student handouts available in GitHub
* Instructor & TAs!
---
##Web Development
###The Web Application Stack
![WebStack](../../assets/command_line/server-side.jpg)
---
##Web Development
###Back-end vs Front-end Development
Let's define a few terms:
* _Web Development_ -> apps built for the web
* _Front-End Development_ -> client / browser code (HTML, CSS, JS)
* _Back-End Development_ -> server-side code (Ruby, C#.NET)
---
##Work Like a Developer
###Integrate into the developer community
* Choose the right OS, editors, & tools for your projects.
* Leverage the online community's vast libraries and documentation.
* Spread the knowledge you gain, and give back to the community when you can.
* Take pride & and joy in what you work on.
* Be efficient:
* Use the keyboard as much as possible
* If you find yourself doing the same thing repeatedly, automate it
---
##The Command Line
###What is it?
The command line is a terminal giving you direct access to your operating system. You can enter simple commands to perform a variety of functions.
Many of the tasks we need to carry out (such as committing our code) are best performed in the command line.
---
##The Command Line
###How do I start?
For Macs:
* Open the "Terminal" app
* For a better experience, download and install "iTerm 2", which is a replacement app that is slightly better.
For Windows:
* Open the "Command Prompt" application
* For a better experience, try "Console" (http://sourceforge.net/projects/console/)

To pass the course you will need to:
* Complete at least 80% of all assigned homework
* Complete a final project

---

##Course Administration

* What you will get from us
* In class labs
* Homework
* Slides / student handouts available in GitHub
* Instructor & TAs!

---

##Web Development
###The Web Application Stack

![WebStack](../../assets/command_line/server-side.jpg)

---

##Web Development
###Back-end vs Front-end Development

Let's define a few terms:

* _Web Development_ -> apps built for the web
* _Front-End Development_ -> client / browser code (HTML, CSS, JS)
* _Back-End Development_ -> server-side code (Ruby, C#.NET)

---

##Work Like a Developer
###Integrate into the developer community

* Choose the right OS, editors, & tools for your projects.
* Leverage the online community's vast libraries and documentation.
* Spread the knowledge you gain, and give back to the community when you can.
* Take pride & and joy in what you work on.
* Be efficient:
* Use the keyboard as much as possible
* If you find yourself doing the same thing repeatedly, automate it

---

##The Command Line
###What is it?

The command line is a terminal giving you direct access to your operating system. You can enter simple commands to perform a variety of functions.

Many of the tasks we need to carry out (such as committing our code) are best performed in the command line.

---

##The Command Line
###How do I start?

For Macs:

* Open the "Terminal" app
* For a better experience, download and install "iTerm 2", which is a replacement app that is slightly better.


For Windows:

* Open the "Command Prompt" application
* For a better experience, try "Console" (http://sourceforge.net/projects/console/)

---

##The Command Line
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* ```ruby file.rb``` (this would run a Ruby file named file.rb)
* This is the basis of how we will be writing and testing our Ruby applications in the initial portion of this course

---
![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Code_along_icon_md.png)
##Command Line Basics
---
![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Exercise_icon_md.png)
---



![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Code_along_icon_md.png)
##Command Line Basics

---


![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Exercise_icon_md.png)
##Command Line Basics Exercise
---
##Git
###What Is Git?

---

##Git
###What Is Git?

* Git is a source control management tool.
* Git allows you to store and update your code in a structured way.
* Git includes history of changes you make, so you can create "checkpoints" and track your work better over time.
* Git is an intelligent tool, and does many things for you automatically, but can be tricky to use in some cases. It takes a bit of learning to get fully comfortable with Git.
* Git is an intelligent tool, and does many things for you automatically, but can be tricky to use in some cases. It takes a bit of learning to get fully comfortable with Git.

---

##Git
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![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/GitHub/git_general_diagram.png)

---
![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Code_along_icon_md.png)
##Git Basics
---
##GitHub
---


![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Code_along_icon_md.png)
##Git Basics

---


##GitHub
###What is a GitHub fork?

* As you work on projects in this class, we want you to use GitHub.
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##GitHub
###GitHub Forks Diagram
![ Git In Class Diagram](../../assets/GitHub/fork_Diagram.png)
---
![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Code_along_icon_md.png)
##Git In Class
---
![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Exercise_icon_md.png)
## Git It Together
---
## Homework
* Review command line and GitHub.
* Create your first blog entry.
---

![ Git In Class Diagram](../../assets/GitHub/fork_Diagram.png)

---



![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Code_along_icon_md.png)
##Git In Class

---


![GeneralAssemb.ly](../../assets/ICL_icons/Exercise_icon_md.png)
## Git It Together

---


## Homework

* Review command line and GitHub.
* Create your first blog entry.

---
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