Environment Make sure pip is installed Create a environments folder outside of where any project will live In terminal cd environments python -m venv myEnv (myEnv is just the name your are giving the universal environment) cd ../ Now activate the environment

All deployed static webistes must have an index.html file in the root of the project folder or the site will not load. Integrateble chat systems/platforms These platforms have chat systems already in place and can either be embedded via some code or using the documentation and provided examples quickly gotten up and running tawk.to tawk.to This chat system is completly free and can be installed with just a few lines of code as a popup/wiget. Can be used as a ticketing system or a live chat

There are 2 types of Virtual environments you can create for most python applications. Sometimes one is better than the other pipenv is good for flask apps where the requirements for each application will be different.Commonly used for Flask Apps venv is good for universal or multi app use Commonly used for Django (but great for windows users with Flask) pipenv This one doesn't always run well on Windows computers as it's not a fan of bash Works fine on any mac terminal

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With recent updates to git bash the repository link may no longer show in the terminal as it has in the past. Here is some code to return it as well as some other things you might want You will need to locate your .bashrc file. a. Typically you can just cd ~ in the terminal and at that location is the proper file ls -a to see it and pwd if needed to find the true folder path b. Some PC's will allow you to type open .bashrc at this location and it will open your file some will not. It is hidden by default so you may have to unhide. But open to edit in a txt editor or vs code After any updates to this file you MUST restart your terminal for the changes to take place Add the branch back # Add repository branch to the prompt PS1='\[\033[00;33m\]$(__git_ps1 " (%s)")\[\033[00m\]$ '

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To show your full folder path and allow you to see if you are in a git repo you can add the following code to your .zshrc file How it looks before edits To get to this file cd ~ ls -a (to see if the file is already there) open .zshrc (this will open the file and sometimes create it too)

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Setting up your folders in important when dealing with Web Developent. When you go to upload the files for a website they have to be all in 1 folder. If you link an image in html to a folder outside of the main websites folder when you go to upload it, the link will no longer work. Saving the hardache of needing to fix it later you want to set up the structure now. Step 1 would be to deside on where you want to save your projects. Once you have that use the following example on how to set up your folders CodingDojo Pre-BootCamp

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