Monday, 1 May 2017

Github Tutorial for Beginners

GITHUB INTRODUCTION:

 Github is a web-based Git or version control repository.GitHub offers both plans for private and free repositories on the same account which are commonly used to host open-source software projects.With the help of GitHub you can easily create your own repository in your local system, then you can push all your code to web server repository which is provided by GitHub.
You can create private repository as well as public repository.
Private repository is a paid repository and public repository is free.
You can choose anyone.

Git can be easily installed locally on your system. You can easily download git for your pc from the link given below.
https://git-scm.com/download/win

There are some commands which can be used to run git on your local system. These commands can be used to create your codes in your system. Then you can push all your data from local repository to your public repository which is placed in github.
To used these features you must have github account.These commands are:

1. status (git status): It is used to check the status of your repository.It tell us that if there is updation in your code or repository.

2. add(git add):  It is used to add your codes to the repository.

3. log(git log):  It is used to check your logs. These logs tell us that what are added to your repository.Or what happened to your repository in last days.

4. commit(git commit): It is used to add files to your repository . This command is basically used after using add command.

Hope you like it..

Github Tutorial for Beginners
A screenshot of github account:
Github Tutorial for Beginners
GitHub Screenshot

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