I joined a Udemy course: Intro to Git...
https://www.udemy.com/course/intro-to-git/learn/lecture/5136786?start=0#overview
...which also mentioned you can join: Cloud 9...in order to do programming online/and, also, create web sites...use Git with it/-etc.
http://www.c9.io
Apparently, Cloud 9 is AWS/Amazon Web Services related cloud based software. So, I had to read up a number of articles on how to get up an running...
- create an IAM/Identity and Access Management 'Administrator' account in order to sign in with both a username and password
- tag -(name/value pairs)- IAM Identity accounts
- look at the different pricing options...some are FREE tier while others are paying
- setting up an EC2 instance environment
- select which is the closest server location
- etc.
-(NOTE: I've still not managed to get Cloud 9 up and running, yet?! Still doing further research into it...)-
02:48 AM ARTICLES: HOSTING A 'STATIC WEB SITE' ON AWS
I also found reading these articles interesting...how to host a 'static web site' on AWS/Amazon Web Services
https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/projects/host-static-website/?c_1
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/website-hosting-custom-domain-walkthrough.html
-(NOTE: I didn't create any 'static web site', today; but, I did at some time during the past; just can't remember exactly what was the set up process? Will need to do further research...)-
03:07 AM JOINED TRADINGVIEW.COM/(CREATED A FREE A/C.)
https://uk.tradingview.com
They even seem to have their own programming language called: Pine Script...
6 PM STUDYING UDEMY COURSE: INTRO TO GIT
https://www.udemy.com/course/intro-to-git/learn/lecture/5136786?start=0#overview
Only in their video; they are using AWS/Amazon Web Services Cloud 9 software as the IDE/Integrated Development Environment; plus, Git.
Myself, I'm using Windows 10 platform, instead; together with MS DOS prompt/Notepad/-etc. It takes a few adjustments here and there...but, the Git instructional code still works.
7 PM BEEN PRACTICING USING GIT COMMANDS INSIDE OF MS DOS PROMPT
I was curious to find out if I could use Git commands inside of MS DOS...answer: yes.
1> Open up an MS DOS prompt: [Win pic icon] key + [R]...type in: cmd...then, press [OK] button
2> Create a folder, and, CD into it: mkdir git-test...cd git-test
3> Type: git init
4> Type: notepad test01.txt (click, Yes...to the dialog box which asks if you wish to create the file)
5> Type: git status
...you should see returned the message in 'red'...file unstaged: text01
6> Type: git add test01.txt
7> Type: git status
...you should see returned 1 file staged in 'green' ready to be commited
8> Type: git commit -m "Add file: test01.txt"
9> Type: git log
...you should see the file: [test01.txt] is in the repo, now.
-etc.
(NOTE: Here I've left out the 'push' command to send the code up to my online GitHub account.)
9:45 PM WENT SHOPPING: CHIPS/COOP/PAPADOM
My original intention in going down the road...was to buy some 'ice cream cones' from Iceland. However, when I arrived at Iceland their timetable schedule said: M-S: 8 AM -10 PM/Sun: 11-5 PM. So, obviously, I was far too 'late'.
Later on, during the evening, I went to buy some chips from the shop opposite the CoOp.
Inside of the CoOp itself...I brought...
2 x packets of Jalepeno & Cheese Max Strong crisps
1 x Tiramisu cream desert
1 x disposable green shopping bag
I did try looking inside of Sainsbury's across the road from the CoOp...; but, I didn't find anything in there worthwhile buying...or, rather, there was nothing I could afford, at the moment; so, I just merely looked and left.
On my way home I also stopped off at the local Indian take away, Papadom shop -(0208 761 5856)- where I brought...
1 x Chapate Route (flat pancake)
...the Chapate/and, chips, were brought for my mum; but, I also had a share.
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