This assignment will get you set up and rolling with a basic project. By the end, you will have a GitHub repo that contains a working application.
The objectives for this assignment are simple to state:
Create a GitHub repository for your project, which includes a license
Make an initial commit that includes a basic, working “Hello, world!” level project
Start working on your first user story
There are some situation-specific tips below. If you have questions about getting started on your project that are not covered here, talk to your mentor or the instructor.
If you’ve already started a project, make sure it’s in GitHub. Once you check that one off, take the extra step of creating a solid README file that gives a high-level overview of your project so that visitors to your profile can learn about it.
Revisit lesson videos from the Java / Spring Boot skill track as needed. In particular, if you’re starting from scratch, you’ll find these useful:
Intro to Spring Boot: Controllers - for creating a basic “Hello, world!” application
Using Git in IntelliJ - for connecting your local Git repository to a GitHub repository
Revisit lesson videos from the C# / ASP.NET skill track as needed. In particular, if you’re starting from scratch you’ll find these useful:
Intro to ASP.NET Core MVC: Controllers - for creating a basic “Hello, world!” application
Intro to Visual Studio - for connecting your local Git repository to a GitHub repository
Within your liftoff-assignments repository, open up
P4-Project_Setup/README.md. Using Markdown formatting, add a link to
your project repository. Then stage, commit, and push your changes.
Once you have finished both wireframe and user story components, commit
and push your changes to your liftoff-assignments repository, and
submit the assignment on Canvas by submitting the URL to your outline.
Your mentor will provide feedback after the assignment deadline.