Just getting started with GitHub, before it was a git command to submit code, was a hassle, and now it's time to submit the project to the GitHub website via Webstrom (a lot easier).
First: Webstrom Create the project and upload it to GitHub.
The first step: Register your GitHub account, you can refer to (http://www.cnblogs.com/hfxm/p/5593812.html)
Step two: Install Webstrom. (Go to official website to download http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/)
Step three: Install Git, you can refer to (http://www.cnblogs.com/hfxm/p/5593812.html)
Fourth step: Create a project on Webstrom githubtest then sync to GitHub
There is no such githubtest project on GitHub Now (library)
1. open webstrom software, File--->default Setting-->github option Enter host, own GitHub account and password
2. enter git in the search box, then choose Git, choose the address of Git in path, (Windows Search is not found), then confirm
3. Creating a new Project File-new project
4. Create a file for yourself
5. Select Vcs-import Version Control--->share Project on Github import to version control
6. Add Description Click Share
7. Click OK on the popup dialog box
8. At this time to see GitHub, there is an extra warehouse we just built
9. Add a test.html file to the project
10. Select VCs---"Commit change---" popup dialog-"Fill in comments-" commit------"commit and push
11. Click Push
12. It's time to commit to GitHub in good condition.
Second: Webstrom to copy the items on GitHub:
1. Now there's a githubtest project on GitHub We're going to copy it down
2.vcs-->chekout from version Control--->github
3. Fill in the URL; Click Clone to place the item
4. The project has been copied to the local, can now synchronize
Webstrom connected to GitHub