A Software Development Working Environment is typically a computer where software is installed that supports software development. From code editing tools, usually referred to as Integrated Development Environments or IDEs to tools to test the code like web- and database servers. A good working environment setup is such that it helps the developer create, test and share code as efficient as possible.

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Outcomes

When you are done with this assignment, your final result should look like this:

When you enter the URL: http://127.0.0.1:5500/profile.html in your browser, you should see your profile page.
When you make a change in the file with your editor (IDE), you should see that change in the browser after you refresh (F5)
When you enter the URL: https://yourusername.github.io/profile.html where yourusername is your GitHub username, you should see the same profile page.
When you make a change to the file with your editor, commit the change and push it to your remote repository on GitHub, you should see that change in the browser after you refresh (F5).

Prerequisites

Before you start this assignment, make sure you done all the things you needed to do before.

Preparation assignment

Before the class started, you were asked to prepare yourself. With this preparation, you:

Have a basic knowledge on HTML.
Created your first HTML page: profile.html. The content is based on the information from the Who am I assignment from the SKC page
Created an account on GitHub using your HZ email address, Installed Git on your computer and have a basic understanding of what Git is

Lecture

This morning, you attended the workshop on your working environment. Not only for this assignment, but partly also for your entire school career. You:

Used your account to connect your laptop to the Eduroam wifi network
Installed your first IDE (Visual Studio Code)
Hosted your website locally using the Live Server extension on VS Code.