Overview

We'll be using frog to keep a journal of what we learn in this course.
There will be a quick introduction to using frog and git in the first lab

Directory layout

Each student will have one git repository in coursegit for all materials (labs, assignments, tests) related to cs2613. This repository should contain a top level directory called journal that contains a frog project.

Quick Reference

Start a new frog project in current directory
```
$ raco frog --init
```
Build and preview current frog project
```
$ raco frog -bp
```
Add a new post (markdown)
```
$ raco frog -n "New post title"
```
Add a new post (scribble)
```
$ raco frog -N "New post title"
```

Markdown

The default markup language for frog is markdown. markdown is pretty widely used (e.g. by Github), although there are variations in what features are supported. You can find a tutorial like intro at the markdown site.

The specific implimentation of markdown is the racket package by Greg Hendershot and supports the standard syntax as well as code blocks (which you will probably want), as well as footnotes and "smart punctuation", which we can mostly ignore.

You don't need to use a lot of fancy formatting for your journal. Concentrate on