Git Down!

New things:

  1. I learned about using snake (jj_jjj) and camel font (jjJj) for naming.

  2. The importance of creating a WWW folder for web project content.

  3. Git is useful for tracking changes and creating a history of changes. We will be working in a virtual space on our local computers - content will get uploaded (committed) to Git and then to server. It is important for us to create a dev and staging space on server for our web project development.

  4. Commit often!

Nancy Friedland

Author: Nancy Friedland

Nancy Friedland is the Librarian for Film Studies and Performing Arts. She began work at Columbia in 1995 as the Assistant Undergraduate Librarian. By 1996, she was tasked with helping to develop the Butler Media Collection, Butler Media Center and related services. She continues to serve as the primary selector for the Butler Media Collection and as the liaison to students and faculty in the School of the Arts. She is currently President of Theatre Library Association. She is also a Visiting Associate Professor at the Pratt Institute School of Information and Library Science and the Palmer School of Library and Information Science. Her personal research interests include costume design for film and theatre, New York City history, Yiddish theatre and digital humanities and the performing arts. Her focus for the Morningside Project is St. Luke’s Hospital.