Installing Atom editor and GIT
Okay so now I'm in Windows and we're going to ahead and install the required tools for this course.
The first thing is we're going to need a browser. And if you want to
just stick with
Internet Explorer
you can, but I would highly suggest you get another browser. And for this
course I highly recommend you get Google Chrome.
Now I'm not going to go over how to install Google Chrome. I am
going to assume that
you know how
to install it.
I already have it
pre-installed here on my machine.
So the first thing we need to do is install the Atom editor, or whatever
editor you want but
I'll show
you how to install Atom. And the way you install it is to download it from
"atom.io", click Download. And once it's downloaded,you can go ahead
and show it in folder and double click it and it's showing us that Atom is
being installed. And once it gets installed,it shows the welcome screen, we'll
go ahead and close that,we don't need that right now.
Okay, so for now we can go ahead and close it. We'll close, exit.
Installing GIT :
And the next thing we need to do is install Git.So
let's go to the browser and type in download git. And we could go to this very
first
website that shows up. And we'll click the latest download for
Windows, which it will go ahead and download for
us.
And we can
actually just click it directly to start installing. And say, Yes, we want to
continue. And we'll press next. Again next, and we'll go ahead and click add an
additional icon on the desktop. We'll click next again. This will create an item
in the start menu. We're okay with that. We'll press next and the safest option
here is already chosen for us which is to use Git from the Windows Command
Prompt.
Let's go
ahead and click next, and we'll keep the default that is giving us and we'll
click Install. Once it's done, we don't want to see the View Release Notes.
We don't want that. We could just click finish. And
then we could go to the bar here and start searching for cmd which stands for command
prompt and we'll open that up. And now we'll want to make sure that Git got
installed properly.
So we could say "git --version" and we'll
press Enter.
And you can
see that we have Git installed 2.9.3, which is fine.
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