1) Create a GitHub account
Login to https://github.com, just the user name, registered email and login password can register one of their own GitHub (after the need to confirm in the registration mailbox, very much like this way of registration, simple and safe). It can then be accessed via the URL of the github.com/user name .
2) Installing the GitHub Windows client
Client: https://windows.github.com/
After installation, you will get two applications:
3) Create repository (warehouse)
In fact, creating a repository can be done via web-based GitHub, but this is done through the client GitHub.
Once you're signed in, click Create to build the warehouse.
The warehouse name is usually the same as your project name (this will not confuse), the main choice is your project directory. When you click Create, the repository is created successfully, and the web version of GitHub is displayed synchronously (but the content is empty). Then, sync the project content to GitHub on the Web:
Open the warehouse you just created in the client, you can see the source code in the project, then in the left side of the summary column to write casually, then click on the following commit to master:
Click on the publish in the top right corner to sync the source to the web version of GitHub (below):
GitHub for Windows simple client managed code