5 - Github

1. Git/GitHub

Git/Github
Commit
Remote Repository
Push

2. What is Git and GitHub?

● Git - A version control system that tracks changes in code and allows multiple
developers to collaborate.
● GitHub - A cloud-based hosting service for Git repositories, enabling
collaboration, remote storage, and project management.

3. Create Git repository

Create Git Repository
Choose project
directory

4. Commit

A commit in GitHub (or Git) is a snapshot of your project's changes at a specific point
in time. Each commit records:
What changes were made.
Who made the changes.
When the changes were made.
A commit message describing the update.

5. Commit

Commit
Choose
files to
commit
Click
Commi
t
Write
message

6. Github.com

Sign up for github.com
Create new Repository

7. Github repository

8. Copy Github Url

9. Manage Remotes

go to Git
select 'Manage
Remotes'

10. Paste github url

11. Push

go to Git
select 'Push’

12. Push

Log in via Github
Click
Push

13. Add Readme.md file to your project folder

Name the file: Readme.md

14. Readme.md : Basic Formatting

https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/getting-started-withwriting-and-formatting-on-github/basic-writing-and-formatting-syntax

15. Prepare Readme.md file

16. Commit

Comm
it
Choose
Readme.md
Type
message
Commit

17. Push

go to Git
select 'Push’