I have a public GitHub repo under username=RHH42 named iographyTest-Project. If there is a convention used here to provide repo access information, please tell me or point to articles that will help me be a better participant at freeCodeCamp forums.
It is small, only a single web page with no interactive components. I’m looking for feedback.
This code is practice for a much bigger project that will be a family history website. I’m using the project as an excuse to learn VS Code/HTML/CSS/Javascript/Git/GitHub and whatever else I might encounter and choose to pursue.
If you look at the code, I’d appreciate your insight on the way I’ve coded. My editor is VS Code. I’ve tried to follow consistent style throughout using comments and indentation. This is a carry over from my days of COBOL coding 50 years ago (doesn’t seem possible that it’s been so long. I’m 83 yo.). If there is a better practice in use today, I’d like to learn it.
I’d welcome comments on my coding style, too. If you were working on a joint project, would my style and commenting be helpful of a hindrance, for example.
I’m not very artistic; so you might find my page design not to your liking. I’m open to criticism and suggestion in this area, too.
As you can tell, I’m drinking from a firehose here.
It appears that main is a default and my use of master is not. Should I consider having my repo in main? Any advantage/disadvantage to that?
I know so little about using GH that I need some pointers to learn how to make main/master changes without breaking access to the repo. Care to suggest an article?
you can set which branch is the default in the github repo in the settings of the repo, either can be the default branch of the repo, I mean, you could call it as you want. Right now your easiest approach is to probably set master as default branch
