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1. Clone the github repo i.e. https://github.com/getify/workshop-periodic-table

git clone https://github.com/getify/workshop-periodic-table.git

2. Install http-server

npm install -g http-server

3. Open the command line, and change into the repo root folder

Preparing for the React Native Workshop:

Depending on your hardware and target platform, it may take quite a bit of time to set up your development environment for React Native. We really want to optimise the workshop time with as much content as possible, which is why we ask you to set up your development environment before the day to ensure you have the best possible experience!

Now you'll have to make some decisions on how you'd like to build your app:

Expo or plain React Native
run on physical device or on an emulator / simulator
Android or iOS (your app will run on both, but you don't need to set up both for the workshop)

We will support both Expo and plain React Native for this workshop, which means you can choose.

Getting Set Up

For Everyone

Install Visual Studio Code. For one section of the course I'll go some of how VSCode and containers work well together. The rest of the course you can use whatever editor you want.

For macOS and Linux

Please make sure you have the following things installed and ready to go!

For Mac: Docker Desktop Community
For Linux: Docker Engine Community

Setup

Make sure you have Node 11+ installed.

Type node -v in your command line to check your version.

Install sqlite3: npm install sqlite3

For Windows

Installing the prereqs for Linux and Mac should be quick, but it'll take more time for Windows users, as they'll have to install wsl and download a few additional packages.

For Linux / Mac:

Download and Install Python 3.7 (Click on the big yellow Download Python 3.7.2 button at the top)
- (Windows, please follow additional instructions before closing the installer)
- https://www.python.org/downloads/
Download and Install VS Code
- https://code.visualstudio.com/download

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	Slug: full-stack-v2
	Title: Full Stack for Front-End Engineers, v2
	Subtitle: Spend Two Full Days Immersed in Developer Operations with Jem Young

	Teachers:
	- young

	Excerpt:
	In this 2-day workshop, learn the skills needed to work across the stack and
	build a web application from start to finish.

	Day 1

	9:30AM
	Introduction
	9:45AM
	What does "Full Stack" mean
	10:00AM
	How does the internet work
	10:30AM
	Command line basics