Introduction to the use of GitHub and GitHub for Windows

Many programmers put their own code on GitHub, which makes it easier for them to manage and to be consulted. So I've been working on this for a couple of days, and now just summarize how to use GitHub and GitHub for Windows.

1, now GitHub register an account, in the process of registration, you may need to choose the way you free or pay. It's enough for the average person to use it for free.

https://github.com/

2. Download and install GitHub for Windows.

3. Now use GitHub for Windows to create repository, delete repository

Open github for Windows, login to your GitHub account, and log in to this account on the webpage, nothing repository, then create repository.

I created a Myfirst repository on the desktop.

Add a test.cpp file to the Myfirst on the desktop, and then upload it without writing anything. Of course you can also upload an empty repository without adding test.cpp directly. I'm going to upload an empty repository.

Then on your Web page you can see that you have uploaded a repository.

Next i add test.cpp, then you can see a uncommited changes on GitHub for Windows, click Show

Then you describe the change, and then click Commit to Master after you have finished describing it. Next to the upper right corner will appear a sync +1, after you click, and so on to the end of the page to see, your test.cpp has been uploaded.

The next thing is, if I don't want this repository, how do I delete it? To open a Web account, follow the instructions below:

Introduction to the use of GitHub and GitHub for Windows