GitHub for Windows stay-at-a-melon-level primer

First, GitHub is a remote data-hosting platform for Code versioning (saving code versions for each stage). First go to https://github.com/ to register a github account

Second, enter the user name (can not be duplicated, the equivalent of creating a unique folder on GitHub), registration email, password, click on the registration GitHub, automatic landing GitHub

Third, choose the free version (the free version can only create a public warehouse, the other version can create personal private version), click Finish Sign up.

Four, click New Repository in the bottom right corner to create a repository on the GitHub server.

Five, we build a 1234566 warehouse, click Create Warehouse Creation Repository

Click Clone in Desktop at the bottom right to download the repository to your local computer, prompting you to download the local git (Metro-style client), download, and then Setup.

Seven, the GitHub program that launches the local desktop

Click the + sign in the top left corner and create a new warehouse folder locally.

Nine, in the local Test1 folder will generate some system files. Now you are adding files under the Test1 warehouse, modifying files and so on are monitored by the local GitHub client, example: Create a new solution with VS in this warehouse.

After the confirmation, vs in the warehouse generated some files, was detected by GitHub. Dot show will show all the file changes on git.

Xi. enter this change in the status of the Warehouse (summary) Summary and (description) Description, and then commit to the local warehouse

12. Check the status of a local warehouse, click Public Repository in the upper right corner of GitHub,

13. Submit the local warehouse to the remote TEST1 warehouse

14. View the version on the server

Let's do it first! Very low-end, long-winded everyone laughed at!!   Update later ... If it's convenient, just a recommendation.

The basic theory of GitHub can be seen in this article http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_5c5c87d80101e4yy.html

GitHub for Windows stay-at-a-melon-level primer