Github for Windows use tutorial diagram

1. Download GitHub for Windows: and then install it without saying

2. Landing, after installation, open GitHub, with your GitHub account login. To be aware of, Github for Windows will help you create SSH key, you open the mail should receive mail to help you create SSH key information, this also saved a lot of things:

3. Create a warehouse. Click on the "+add" button above to create a new warehouse and enter relevant information:

4. The new warehouse has not been actually submitted to the local warehouse, the equivalent of this is just a new modification, GitHub simplifies some of the procedures, for any modification, only need to add comments can be submitted to the local warehouse, and then only then can be submitted to the remote warehouse, so we add a comment:

After each comment is added, it is equivalent to submitting a version to the local warehouse, after which you can select a version to submit to a remote warehouse.

5. At this time we can publish a warehouse, publish after the button into the sync text, indicating that the subsequent changes to the submission is synchronized, this time you to your GitHub look should be more than one warehouse:

6. Add the project, the warehouse is stored locally in a folder, Github for Windows monitors this folder, any changes are seen in the warehouse, and then add comments as above to submit the changes to the local repository, where we open the warehouse directory and add a project to it:

5. Submit the changes to the local warehouse, back to GitHub for Windows, and you can see the items that you just added, and also submit comments to the local repository:

6. Finally, click Sync to submit the local warehouse to GitHub

7. Participate in open source Project collaborative development:

GitHub now has a deep support for Windows developers, and now each of the open source projects in GitHub has a "clone in Windows" button, we can Clone any we are interested in open source projects, and then modify to participate in the development of open source projects.

After you click the button, the browser will ask to open GitHub for Windows, and download the project to local, create a new local warehouse:

　　Summarize:

GitHub for Windows simplifies concepts and operations, and almost all of the major operations are done through a graphical interface that basically completes everyday writing. These major simplifications include:

1. Simplify push to remote warehouse as a sync button

2. Simplify submission to local warehouse to add comments only to some column modifications

More, but also includes the branch of the establishment and management, this part of their own to explore it, in short, GitHub for Windows is indeed a very good tool.