How to use Github on Visual Studio 2013

Introduced

I admit that the more I can make things simpler, the more I use it. Although I already know enough commands to use GitHub, I would rather it be integrated into the IDE. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to do this with Visual Studio 2013.

First create an arbitrary type of project. In my example, I created a new Windows Phone 8 application. Repeat, it doesn't matter. Select "File" > "Add to Source control" as shown below.

You'll see an option to choose between TFS and Git. Select Git and tick "use it later".

Go to github.com and create a new warehouse to name whatever you like. I named "GitHubVS2013", the rest by default, and finally click "Create Warehouse"

Enter the newly established warehouse and copy the cloned URL. The next step is to use.

Next to Solution Manager you will find the team manager. Click "Asynchronous Commit" to add the cloned URL of the previous copy and click "Publish".

Click the Publish button, if you have not used before you need to verify your GitHub username password.