Ben Gundersen bgun

Practicing with IntelliJ and Git

For the things we have to learn before we can do them,
we learn by doing them. ― Aristotle

This exercise is a straightforward recipe for starting a new IntelliJ project, adding a code file, and marrying a local Git repository to a remote GitHub repository. Even if you are comfortable with your Git workflow, you should go through this and understand what is happening - and more specifically, where on your computer's hard drive and on GitHub it is happening.

Repeat this exercise a few times, until you're comfortable. You don't have to memorize each command - that's what cheat sheets are for! - but rather, focus on understanding their relationships to the files on your computer, your development environment (IntelliJ), and GitHub.

Create a new IntelliJ project.

Regions hierarchy

Endpoints

List of countries

r/countries

"countries": [

	// Life Model Decoy - a FightCodeGame.com robot by bgun

	function Robot(robot) {
	this.myId = robot.id;
	this.cloneId = 0;
	this.hitCount = 0;
	this.justCloned = false;
	}

	Robot.prototype.onIdle = function(ev) {

	// Wallflower - a FightCodeGame.com robot by bgun

	var Robot = function(robot) {
	this.wallHugging = false;
	this.gottaMove = false;
	};

	Robot.prototype.onIdle = function(ev) {
	var robot = ev.robot;
	if(!this.wallHugging) {

	"guests": [{
	"name": "Gerald L. Coleman",
	"guest_id": "gerald_l_coleman",
	"bio": ""
	}, {
	"name": "Anna Grace Carpenter",
	"guest_id": "anna_grace_carpenter",
	"bio": ""
	}, {
	"name": "Mark McCray",