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HOW TO USE VSCODE ON AN IPAD 🎀 (Featuring GitHub!) Hi! A user commented asking about this so let me show you how I do it!💁🏻‍♀️ 1. Open your browser (Google Chrome, Safari, etc.) 2. Search "GitHub" and click on the official website (usually the first link) 3. Log... in your account OR create one! It's easy 4. To start a new project, click the "NEW" button for a new repository (repository is the term they use but it's like the main folder where all project files, codes, updates are inside). Then customize your project, you can make it public (everyone in github can see) or private. You can also add a README file which is kind of a manual or guide to your project. 5. After creating a new repo, click on the "CODE" button. Then click create codespace. 6. It will lead you to another tab, which is now vscode! It's called GitHub codespace. It's some sort of space where you can code html, css, js, etc. and uses the vscode interface which some of us are very familiar with. *Reminder, you're actually using GitHub, so there are commands you must type in the terminal of vscode (git add ., git commit -m, git push) in order to save new changes to your repository. You can use AI or chatGPT to let it explain to you in detail! It's actually very easy so don't be intimidated (bc I was at first lol) 🫶🏻 I hope this helped! Comment down you questions if you have one. Have a great day! ✨️ #github #coding #ipad #codespaces#vscodeshow more

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