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Introduction to How to Write an Open Source JavaScript Library
1m 35s
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Setting up GitHub
1m 31s
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Configuring npm and creating a package.json
5m 1s
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Creating the library and adding dependencies
4m 46s
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Pushing to GitHub
2m 34s
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Publishing to npm
2m 36s
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Releasing a version to GitHub
2m 27s
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Releasing a new version to npm
3m 24s
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Publishing a beta version
3m 37s
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Setting up Unit Testing with Mocha and Chai
2m 44s
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Unit Testing with Mocha and Chai
3m 1s
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Automating Releases with semantic-release
5m 49s
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Writing conventional commits with commitizen
4m 47s
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Committing a new feature with commitizen
3m 49s
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Automatically Releasing with TravisCI
3m 52s
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Automatically running tests before commits with ghooks
3m 2s
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Adding code coverage recording with Istanbul
2m 57s
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Adding code coverage checking
3m 24s
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Add code coverage reporting
3m 59s
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Adding badges to your README
2m 28s
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Adding ES6 Support
8m 35s
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Adding ES6 Support to Tests using Mocha and Babel
5m 2s
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Limit Built Branches on Travis
3m 38s
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Add a browser build to an npm module
6m 16s

Setting up GitHub

Name: Setting up GitHub
Uploaded: 2015-08-23T20:18:05-05:00
Description: In this lesson, you'll learn how to set up a GitHub account, create a new GitHub repository, and connect your local project with that new repository so you have a place to store and collaborate on your library code.

InstructorKent C. Dodds

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How to Write an Open Source JavaScript Library