Okay, so today I messed around with something called “george walkow”. I’d never heard of it before, but it sounded kinda interesting, so I figured, why not?
Getting Started
First, I needed to figure out what this thing even was. I did some digging, and it turns out, “george walkow” is maybe just a person’s name or a typo, and there is not much information online. I am going to assume it is a coding project or system to create. so I decided to treat it like a blank project setup.
The Setup
I created a new project folder. Call it whatever you want. I named it ‘george_walkow_project’ just to keep things clear. Then, inside that folder, I made a couple of basic files.
- – This is my main page. Plain and simple.
- – Gotta make it look decent, right?
- – For any JavaScript magic I might need later.
Coding Time
I opened up my trusty code editor and started with the `*`. Just threw in the basic HTML structure, you know, the “, “, “ tags, and linked the `*` and `*` files. Nothing fancy.
Then I jumped into the `*`. I added some super basic styling. Changed the background color, set a font, you know, the usual stuff to make it look not terrible.
Finally, I tackled the `*`. For now, I just put in a simple `*(“It works!”)` to make sure everything was connected properly. Opened up the `*` in my browser, checked the console, and boom – “It works!”. Success!
Wrap Up
So, that’s it for today’s “george walkow” adventure. It was really just setting up a basic project structure, but hey, every big project starts with the first step, right? I am not going to continue it because I don’t know what the end goal is. But I setup a foundamental structure.
