So, this introduction is about Automation process in general. Under automation we want to understand automating smth that we don't want to do manually and it is easier, faster and more interesting. But you still have a lot of patience to automate correctly and reliably. When I came for the first class of automation we started from creating of our git-hub account and local repository. Git is a version control system same like svn with some differences. Anyway, these are the place where all versions of the software product are kept. Since software like a tree it has a "stem" - in our case it is production (that is when we release to production) and "branches" - versions. When you come to work to the company this tree can be very thick for you. In conclusion about Git we can say that we need to know how to work with it in order to publish our new freshly created piece of automated code in our personal production process. By that I mean that you would have your own plan for one, for two or maybe for three years ahead! Yes, please plan your life a little bit ahead at least 5 years.
After your personal plan is done make sure to have 1 year plan. When I say that just set your goals whether you just want to have more money or change your current occupation or contribute into some business.
After installing Git we opened Eclipse, set up our workspace, created java project and tried to write "Hello World" class. Then we've been given a piece of code and told do not to worry but just open it in Sublime and compile it with "javac filename" command in command line of our operating systems to see how the process of compilation is look like and what output will be shown ("create an application which gathers details of a user and outputs that information to the console").
After your personal plan is done make sure to have 1 year plan. When I say that just set your goals whether you just want to have more money or change your current occupation or contribute into some business.
After installing Git we opened Eclipse, set up our workspace, created java project and tried to write "Hello World" class. Then we've been given a piece of code and told do not to worry but just open it in Sublime and compile it with "javac filename" command in command line of our operating systems to see how the process of compilation is look like and what output will be shown ("create an application which gathers details of a user and outputs that information to the console").
