Previously learned to use Gitshell upload code to Repository, but think this thing is too complicated to use, fortunately, GitHub launched a GitHub Desktop application, simply point out that this is a visual git, no complex command statements, completely visual operation.
Here's a demonstration of how to upload local code to a remote repository
First, the computer needs to install GitHub desktop,https://desktop.github.com/, directly click Download ...
Second, run the GitHubDesktopSetup.exe file, install directly, then there will be an input account password (enter your own github account password on the line), and then you can choose Add Repository will appear as, click Clone a repository To download the project from the remote repository
Three, now mainly talk about how to upload local projects
1. First need to create a warehouse on the official website, for example, after I created the/myshiro warehouse, if not created local upload will say remote warehouse can not find
2. Then you need to click Add a local repository, or the upper left corner file--Add local repository
3. Next modify the file that does not need to be uploaded, i.e. ignore upload
4. Finally, submit the upload file, you need to enter summary, click Commit to Master, and finally click on push to Origin. Complete
Upload code to github remote repository via GitHub desktop