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How to hand in homework

During this module you will hand in your homework in the following order:

  1. GitHub.

You'll first create a personal GitHub repository (a storage place for code) in which you'll upload all the homework files.

  1. Trello.

After you've uploaded your files you'll copy the link to the homework folder in GitHub and paste it in a card on Trello in the board "Feedback Assignments" (in the correct week).

In the following guides you'll learn how to do this step-by-step.

1. GitHub homework guide

At the beginning of the module:

  1. Go to Github and create a new repository called HYF-Module-HTMLCSSGIT (select the option: initialize with README)

Then follow these steps for every week of the HTML/CSS/GIT module:

  1. Inside the new repository create a folder with the name of the appropriate week (ex. week1)
  2. Upload the the homework files
  3. Before submitting the upload, write a message that says something about what you've done. For week1 the message could be: "wrote cli commands and build digital resume"
  4. Open the files in your folder to check if all of this worked.
  5. Now go to the settings of your repository:

settings overview

  1. And go to Github Pages select "main" or "master" instead of "none"

pages overview

  1. Now you can view your homework online at: https://hereyouplaceyourgithubusername.github.io/HYF-Module-HTMLCSSGIT/week1, this url will also be visible on the settings page:

pages overview saved

Here is an example of how your homework repository should look: https://github.com/mkruijt/HTML-CSS

2. Trello homework guide

Follow these steps to upload the link to your homework:

  1. Go to the Feedback Assignments board
  2. In the correct week, create a card with your name and week number (like, Noer Paanakker Week 1 homework)
  3. Click on the card, and attach the URL of your GitHub repository and/or other links that are relevant. Additionally, add a short description of what you did

If you have any questions or if something is not entirely clear ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, please ask/comment on Slack!