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--- helpdocs:software_spring2022 [2021/09/30 17:07] – [Django for Python3] localadmin
+++ helpdocs:software_spring2022 [2022/09/28 17:57] (current) – [NodeJS w/Angular] localadmin
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 ==== Cmder mini ====
+  - <color #ed1c24>New for Spring 2023</color>
   - Licensing:	Open Source License
-  - Vendor URL:	http://cmder.net/
+  - Vendor URL:	http://cmder.app/
-  - Version:	1.3.18
+  - Version:	1.3.19
   - Installer:	cmder_mini.zip
   - Instructions:
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       - Associate .sh files to be run with Bash
     - When you get to the 'Choosing the default editor used by Git' screen. Choose Nano as the default text editor. Then select all the remaining default options.
-    - Add C:\Program Files\Git\cmd to the Path Variable.
+    - Add C:\Program Files\Git\cmd to the Path Environment Variable.
     - Done with install and configuration.
   - Size: 742 MB
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 ==== NodeJS w/Angular ====
 == Install before Visual Studio Code & Firebase ==
+  - <color #ed1c24>New for Spring 2023</color>
   - Licensing: Open Source License https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/master/LICENSE
   - Vendor URL: https://nodejs.org/en/
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+==== Firebase CLI ====
+== Install after Node.js ==
+  - Licensing: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License
+  - Vendor URL: https://firebase.google.com/
+  - Version: 2.88.2 or latest
+  - Installer: There is no install file. Once Python3 is installed (#3) use Python’s Pip to install Django.
+  - Instructions:
+    - Open a Windows Command Prompt (CMD) as administrator and enter “npm install -g firebase-tools”
+    - Done with install and configuration.
+  - Size: 85 MB
+  - Location:  QBB 102, 104, 106, 114, 116, 132, 150, 200, WDC 92, Library 14, 118, AG Hill 234, 300, 334, Morrill 103, 105, 107, and Virtual (250).
+==== Atom IDE ====
+  - Licensing:	BSD-licensed
+  - Vendor URL: https://atom.io/
+  - Version:	1.58.0
+  - Installer:	AtomSetup-x64.exe
+  - Instructions:
+    - Run the installer
+    - When the option for 'Register as default atom: URI handler?' appears. Choose Yes.
+    - Start Atom
+    - Choose the 'Install a Package' option
+    - Open the installer
+    - Search for and install the following packages
+      - ide-java v0.9.1
+      - platformio-ide-terminal v2.10.1
+        - Under //Edit>>Settings>>Packages>>Platformio Ide Terminal>>Settings>>Shell Override// Set Shell Override to the cmd.exe (C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe)
+      - autocomplete-python v1.17.0
+      - atom-django v0.3.2
+    - Done with install and configuration.
+  - Size: 114 MB
+  - Location: QBB 102, 104, 106, 114, 116, 132, 150, 200, WDC 92, Library 14, 118, AG Hill 234, 300, 334, Morrill 103, 105, 107, and Virtual (250).
+==== Bcrypt for Python and Django ====
+== (Install after Python3 and Django) ==
+  - Licensing: Open Source License
+  - Vendor URL: https://pypi.org/project/bcrypt/
+  - Version: 3.2.0
+  - Installer: There is no install file. Once Python3 and Django are installed use Python’s Pip to install bcrypt.
+  - Instructions:
+    - Open a Windows Command Prompt (CMD) as Administrator
+    - Enter "pip install bcrypt Django[argon2]"
+  - Done with install and configuration.
+  - Size: 62 KB
+  - Location: QBB 102, 104, 106, 114, 116, 132, 150, 200, WDC 92, Morrill 103, 105, 107, Virtual Lab. (154 computers)
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