From Local Folder to Github: Setting Up my First Project With Git and Github: A Guide

Introduction

Managing files locally or manually in your own pc gets out of hand very fast. You might find that you have a file named project_final_1 and project_final_2 which are about the same project but named differently depending on the day the projects were updated or modified.

Git Bash is a command line tool that records detailed history of your code as it changes over time

GitHub is an online tool where the changes in your code are stored remotely. GitHub does not use folders instead it uses repositories. The repositories make it easier for you to store your work, have a back-up of your work and also showcase your portfolio.

Step 1:Installing Git

From Local Folder to Github: Setting Up my First Project With Git and Github: A Guide

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