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Catchup #4: MySQL & Mongo

Instructions

Clone to your computer

  • note The $ below means "Type this in the Terminal". When writing the following Terminal commands, ignore the $ and type the rest. You will see people represent the Terminal on sites like Stackoverflow with the $. Repeat. You don't need to type the $. (Don't confuse this $ with the $ from jQuery)

$ git clone [email protected]:kingluddite/catchup-04-mysql-mongo.git

Slideshow

Pull down all branches

  • Each of the lessons will be contained inside their own branches. You need to pull down these remote branches to your local machine

  • Use the following two commands to pull remote branches down to your local machine

  • $ git fetch --all

  • $ git pull --all

Checkout branches locally

  • To focus more on the code we will just checkout a branch to work on the next lesson
  • You have access to the repo after the Catchup so you can play around with the code (the best way to learn how to code is.... to code)
  • To checkout a branch just type any of the following to checkout that particular branch
  • To see all your branches you can type $ git branch, (you won't see a list of the branches until you check each one out individually)
  • To break out of the list of branches type q for quit
$ git checkout master
$ git checkout 01-basic-sql
$ git checkout 02-connect-mysql
$ git checkout 03-get-route-question
$ git checkout 04-activity-01-start
$ git checkout 05-activity-01-solution
$ git checkout 06-sequelize-code-review
$ git checkout 07-activity-02-start
$ git checkout 08-activity-02-solution
$ git checkout 09-mongodb-cli
$ git checkout 10-activity-03-start
$ git checkout 11-activity-03-solution