IOS: Use GitHub to host your own local project code

The main areas of management code are: Github (popular abroad), Cocoachina, Cocoa4app, China Open source community, CSDN, Blog Park, Pinterest and so on 、、、、、

Here's how to use GitHub to host your own project code.

Respect for the original, specifically explained by the following introduction reproduced from Pinterest:http://www.jianshu.com/p/f3cba0a3f1bd

Note: This tutorial is for iOS projects only, please refer to this website for other projects http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/b907e627aadbb246e7891cf1.html

1. First register an account with GitHub website

2. Create a project after registering your account

3. Set up information for creating a project

4. Copy the address of the project after the project is created for use in later download projects

Previous address location:

Now address location: This is the address that I displayed after I created the project

5. Create a folder on the desktop to store items and manage them

6. Open the terminal, follow the steps to enter instructions, the download speed may be very slow, to ensure that your Internet speed is fast enough, after all, is the external network.

7. After the download is successful, open the folder will find the. Gitignore Readme file, which means you can create a project using Xcode

8. Create a project using Xcode below

9. After the project is created successfully

10. You can submit the project first

11. Submit the project to enter the instructions, if only to upload their own project to tick push, push is to upload the local server code to the remote server

12. Enter GitHub's account number and password

13. Go to the GitHub website, refresh the interface, and you will find it successful! Then you can write your own code in the project. Write the code and continue to submit the project.

I've never used GitHub before, and today I'm going to follow the steps above, and the first time I created a Bezier chart project was successfully hosted on GitHub, as follows:

IOS: Use GitHub to host your own local project code