Join Alexander Zanfir for an in-depth discussion in this video Install Git, part of MEAN Stack and MongoDB: Development Techniques.
- [Voiceover] Let's begin our look at Git…by heading over to git-scm.com.…Next let's head over the the Downloads section.…And feel free to download the version…that matches your operating system,…but I will be downloading the Windows install.…Let's go ahead and launch that.…By default, you might have…Windows Explorer integration clicked on.…I've left it clicked off because I only want to interact…with Git through my command prompt.…And I'll leave the default options…for the rest of the installer.…
Now we can double check that Git was installed…by opening up Command Prompt,…and we can just type Git.…And since we can see a list of the commands available,…we know Git was installed.…
Author
Alexander Zanfir
Released
7/14/2016- Installing and setting up your MEAN toolset
- Making an Angular post form
- Sending posts
- Displaying messages
- Creating a registration form
- Saving users
- Associating users with posts
- Authenticating users at login
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome55s
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What is the MEAN stack?3m 39s
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1. Setup
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Install Node55s
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Install the Brackets IDE2m 8s
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Install Mongo2m 19s
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Install Git43s
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Install Yeoman1m 25s
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Set up a Git repository2m 9s
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Set up an app design2m 24s
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2. Message Posting
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3. Display Messages
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4. Registration
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Save a user with Mongo13m 26s
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5. Logging In
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Set up Satellizer for login1m 32s
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Show logout in our navbar3m 45s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 5s
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