1. First of all, install the GIT environment on the local machine. This is a little bit simpler.
1.1 download and install msysgit
Address http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/downloads/list
Download the latest "Full installer for official git for Windows"
The latest msysgit installation process is much simpler, and there are not so many options in the past. All the next steps are OK.
1.2 download and install tortoisegit, which is relatively simple in Windows
Address http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/downloads/list
The latest version is said to have solved the problem of file name encoding.
1.3 install the extension git source control provider in
This step is also successful.
2 hosted on GitHubSource code
2.1 follow the instructions here first
Http://help.github.com/win-set-up-git/
We have done the previous installation procedures, starting with the set up SSH keys section.
2.2 create your ownCodeLibrary.
Https://github.com/new
Select the default public as the code library type. The copyright is not worth the money-v-
Select the initialize this repository with a ReadMe, saving you the need to perform initialization.
2.3 clone a local folder
Right-click-> git clone...
Enter the HTTP address of your code library in the URL. Ssh does not seem to work... In general
2.4 create an ASP. NET mvc3 project in the local working directory, and then push
You should be able to see your submitted code on GitHub.
3. Create your own application in appharbor
Just create it. It's silly. You don't need any advanced features for the moment. Just fill in a name and you will be OK...
Https://appharbor.com/
4. Connect GitHub to appharbor
4.1 here is a tutorial.
Http://blog.appharbor.com/2011/10/13/announcing-github-support
Since we selected a public code library, we don't need to worry about private content. It's really simple and clear-v-
By the way, the "Create build URL" on GitHub actually refers to the "build URL" button on appharbor. After clicking that button, the build URL will be copied to the clipboard. You can find a place to paste it. The button itself is made of flash. the browser block kids shoes should pay attention to it.
4.2 confirm results
If successful, the next push to GitHub should trigger an appharbor build. It doesn't matter if you don't want to submit anything for the moment. You can click the "test hook" on GitHub just now ".
In short, if the connection is successful, return to the application background homepage of appharbor and you will be able to see the latest build.
If there is no problem with build, click "go to your application" and the familiar MVC interface will pop up ~ \ (Too many rows )/~