#100DaysOfWeb in Python Transcripts
Chapter: Days 29-32: Static Sites
Lecture: Setup: Create your repo
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All right, let's go old school and kick off a repository in GitHub. If you haven't used GitHub, please go on and sign on.
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You probably would have by now. I just have to say that. But, as you can see here, this is my homepage on GitHub.
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This is a dummy account I've just created for this to keep it simple. Click on Create a Repository or whatever screen you're on, just
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and let's throw in a name. So, I'm just going to name this pretty simply 100 Days Website. Done. Nothing crazy.
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You come up with your repo and do the same. I'm not bothering with the description. I'm just going to make this Public, don't really care.
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And, you know what, don't even need a README, so. Really simple, nothing crazy. We just want a repo we can push and pull code from.
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So that's it. We've got everything done. Now, all we need to do is clone the repo. So, I'm taking this here. I'm going to do it by https
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and I'm just going to bring up my site here my folder here, I should say. I've created a folder under 100 Days
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a web folder we've been working in called static sites. I've got nothing in here. I'm just simply going to git clone
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and that url. So, let's let it clone. Obviously, there's nothing in there. We also got that warning saying
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You appeared to have clone an empty repository. That is fine and that's it. So for this video, all I want you to do
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is go on GitHub, create your repository and set it all up on the command line, clone it in and we'll start doing some installations in the next video.