From the course: Building GitHub Bots
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Development environment setup
From the course: Building GitHub Bots
Development environment setup
- [Instructor] Time to build a bot using Python. Before we get started, let's go through the prerequisites. First things first, we will need an editor under Terminal. If you're into development, I'm pretty sure you have already used both Editor and Terminal at least once. You should have Python 3 installed. The Python 3 version that I am using is 3.10, but anything above Python 3.6 should work fine. In case you don't have Python 3 installed, you can head over to the Python docs and install according to the operating system that you're using. That's also tutorial available from Real Python. That is going to help you set up Python 3 on your system. In addition to this, you for sure need to create a GitHub account. You can simply click on sign up here, and start with all the instructions here. This is pretty straightforward. You don't need to worry too much about it. Additionally, you will need a cloud application hosting platform for deploying web services. I'm using Render. Your bot…
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Development environment setup1m 33s
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Get started2m 48s
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Using gidgethub on the command line20m 1s
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Write and deploy a "Hello World" web service14m 15s
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Using gidgethub to respond to webhooks16m 54s
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Do more with your GitHub bot5m 50s
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Challenge: Comment when a pull request is merged29s
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Solution: Comment when a pull request is merged5m 37s
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