cristicristi7

<div class="aviso">
  
  <h1>Contrato de conquista <i class="far fa-heart fa-spin" style="color:blue"></i></h1> 
  
  <p>Yo, <strong>Stewie Griffin</strong>, a partir de ahora, <strong>el conquistador</strong>, declaro que D/Dña. <input id="nombre">, a partir de ahora <strong>el conquistado</strong>, se someterá a las órdenes del <strong>conquistador</strong> y acatará cualquier tipo de imposición que sea necesaria para el correcto funcionamiento del plan de dominación mundial. Además, se debe tener en cuenta las siguientes características:</p>
  
  <ul class="features">
    <li>Cualquier necesidad del <strong>conquistador</strong> tendrá preferencia sobre las necesidades del <strong>conquistado</strong>.</li>
    <li>El <strong>conquistador</strong> podrá solicitar asistencia alimentaria y pañales cuando lo considere necesario.</li>    
    <li>En el caso de <strong>falta leve</strong>, el <strong>conquistado</strong> deberá entregar un documento manuscrito con la frase <em>¡La victoria es mía (del conquista

cristicristi7

dashboard

A Pen by Cristina González Marrero on CodePen.

License.

cristicristi7

Relación de datos en BBDD:

Solución: Relación de personaje-serie.

Select title 
From series 
Where id in (Select id_serie
From relations
Where (id_personaje in (Select id 
From personajes Where (name = 'luke'))))

cristicristi7

Dos maneras:

1) Al crear un repo vacío en GitHub, dentro del proyecto en local:

# Lo inicializamos 
git init

# Añadir repositorio online (enlaza el 
git remote add origin url

cristicristi7

1) Initializating a project: git init
2) Seeing your status: git status
3) Adding to the stage: git add (nameofthefile or . (which is all))
4) Adding to the head (local repository) "make a commit": git commit -m "nameofthechange"
5) Addding content to the repository: git push (nameofthefile or . (which is all))
6) git remote add origin https://github.com/cristicristi7/Powerpuff-Girls
7) git push -u origin master

REMOVE ORIGIN GIT
$ git remote -v. # View current remotes.

cristicristi7

STEP 1: Go to namecheap and namechk to find your name.
STEP 2: Go to dondominio to buy your domain (.com)
STEP 3: Star building a repository* on Github because, by this way, you'll have your server if your website is not going
to be very full of information. (Otherwise, you'd need a proper one)*
*repository: central space where it is stored, organised, maintained and diffused digital information, usually computer
files, which may contain scientific works, data sets or software.
STEP 4: It's important to have a copy in somewhere, so you have to build a clone of your repository on Github (cloud) in
your computer (local).
STEP 5: Go to VisualCode to start your project. It's important to maintain an order in it, so you need to create some
folders as, for example:

cristicristi7

Process
Information required in Pull Request (PR)
Subject Matter Experts (SME)
Internal GitHub Repositories - Core Product (TNC)
Internal Github Repositories - Platform and Packaging (TNC)
Internal Github Repositories - Test (TNC)
Public Github Repositories (IBM/tnc-o)