Thank you for making the most straightforward video on using GitHub code. I have been trying to do this for years, but no one has ever broken it down this way.
@@LearnRobotics I would also like to personally thank you as this is the first video that managed to define basic terminology others assume we know, great job, you have a new subscriber!
I actually laughed out loud while watching this because I've been frustrated for weeks trying to wrap my head around all of this, and when you ran into the errors where modules weren't found etc. is EXACTLY what I've been blowing my top trying to figure out! You should totally make a video that just explains the various things to do or try in that situation, I think it would help a lot of people especially since ALLLL the videos teaching git or github stuff try to explain EVERYTHING including all the commit and push and crap which puzzles me because why would anyone want someone who's just learning this stuff to be contributing code and such?? Ugh.
Completely understand this - this video was actually a clarification for one of my students so I figured I'd share it with the preface that this is for beginners. Keep at it!
Awesome tutorial! Exactly what I was looking for! I'm a runner and was looking for a tool that could optimize running every street in a town (or part of town). I found a program on GitHub in Python and wanted to figure out how to run it locally on my Mac. This tutorial helps a bunch but I still can't figure out how to run the other app. I was able to get this chess game running. Thanks again!
hi can you please recommend someone that explains like you but uses windows to code? Your video was amazing, you explain things very well but i do not use mac :(
For this particular package, it's in python, so to run python, you have to type in the version of python that is installed. You can see that when I used "python" that command wasn't recognized, so I typed "python [tab]" to see what version was installed on my mac. This is where the python3 command came from. The main.py file is the code that runs the game. The repo you use should tell you which file to execute. It's a common practice to name the executable file "main".
Hey thank you so much! I’ve been looking all online for people building GitHub projects! Do you take request? Also do you have a community forum for help?
@@LearnRobotics I know what Github is I was just wondering if you take request on how to build certain project on Github. The reason I asked is because Ive had issues building certain projects (software's) on Github. This video did that so I thought you had more videos like it and if you take request to teach how to set up other software. If not then fine
How do we know the code is safe to run and not a way of coders with malicious intent to take advantage of beginners wanting to learn coding and run scripts they don’t understand?
you got to learn more on virtualization and how to run multiple operating system in a single machine. Its very much interesting for me. And based on your initial questions i think you might need that :)
Thank you for making the most straightforward video on using GitHub code. I have been trying to do this for years, but no one has ever broken it down this way.
Glad it helped!
@@LearnRobotics I would also like to personally thank you as this is the first video that managed to define basic terminology others assume we know, great job, you have a new subscriber!
@@dereknicolas7635 You're very welcome! Happy coding
I actually laughed out loud while watching this because I've been frustrated for weeks trying to wrap my head around all of this, and when you ran into the errors where modules weren't found etc. is EXACTLY what I've been blowing my top trying to figure out! You should totally make a video that just explains the various things to do or try in that situation, I think it would help a lot of people especially since ALLLL the videos teaching git or github stuff try to explain EVERYTHING including all the commit and push and crap which puzzles me because why would anyone want someone who's just learning this stuff to be contributing code and such?? Ugh.
Completely understand this - this video was actually a clarification for one of my students so I figured I'd share it with the preface that this is for beginners. Keep at it!
Awesome tutorial! Exactly what I was looking for! I'm a runner and was looking for a tool that could optimize running every street in a town (or part of town). I found a program on GitHub in Python and wanted to figure out how to run it locally on my Mac. This tutorial helps a bunch but I still can't figure out how to run the other app. I was able to get this chess game running. Thanks again!
That must be the best and easiest explanation on the internet
hi can you please recommend someone that explains like you but uses windows to code? Your video was amazing, you explain things very well but i do not use mac :(
Switch to Mac or Linux lol
Thanks thats really helpful, ill just switch my whole ecosystem to apple and get back to you! @@LearnRobotics
@@LearnRobotics but why would i?
I think you lost everyone at the 5:53 mark. You start trying to execute the game, but how did you know what to type in?
For this particular package, it's in python, so to run python, you have to type in the version of python that is installed. You can see that when I used "python" that command wasn't recognized, so I typed "python [tab]" to see what version was installed on my mac. This is where the python3 command came from.
The main.py file is the code that runs the game. The repo you use should tell you which file to execute. It's a common practice to name the executable file "main".
put MAC in title pls...
or just get a mac ;)
And why would I buy that shit? It can't game@@LearnRobotics
Mac is not in all caps. Macintosh and MAC as in MAC address are not the same thing
They're quite expensive and also significantly cumbersome in certain ways.
Thanks for this great video.
btw what Microphone do you use? Sounded really great.
Hey thank you so much! I’ve been looking all online for people building GitHub projects! Do you take request? Also do you have a community forum for help?
not sure what you mean by this. GitHub is just a place to store projects
@@LearnRobotics I know what Github is I was just wondering if you take request on how to build certain project on Github. The reason I asked is because Ive had issues building certain projects (software's) on Github. This video did that so I thought you had more videos like it and if you take request to teach how to set up other software. If not then fine
@@byronguerrero7582 So the reverse of getting a project from GitHub? i.e. How do I add my files to GitHub?
yea babyyyyyyyy
is there a tutorial of yours for javascript?
what specifically do you want to see in javascript? Happy to consider a video if there's a relevant robotics application in mind.
@@LearnRobotics its not for robotics :(
@@LearnRobotics can you show live app making process like compilation on dart and builted app
is it same if I use linux? (sorry for asking I'm a beginner noobies) :/
Yes process should be similar
How do we know the code is safe to run and not a way of coders with malicious intent to take advantage of beginners wanting to learn coding and run scripts they don’t understand?
YMMV. Don't run code you're suspicious of.
you use sandbox environment
you got to learn more on virtualization and how to run multiple operating system in a single machine. Its very much interesting for me. And based on your initial questions i think you might need that :)
It's DOS...at the beginning
Can somone give me the tl;dr
can u help me
I like your accent :)
Doesn't seem like this is a Windows friendly video, lol
The process is similar
Grazie Mille!
Waste of time