[Git]: Save your Project in Github Repository

1. Go to GitHub website

Sign up for an account if you haven't already

2. Create Repository

• After logging in, go to your profile on top-right corner

  

• Navigate to Repository tab and click New

  

• Name your repository & Create

  

• Grab your remote address. Copy it

  

3. Push Project to Your Repository

• Open Terminal and browse over to your project folder

  • On Windows, you can use Git Bash

• Type in the following commands

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  git add .
  git commit -m "[INITIAL]: initial commit 🎇"
  git remote add origin [YOUR_REMOTE_ADDRESS]
  git push -u origin master

  Tip) Lazy to type all the commands? Here is how you can set up shortcuts (alias)

That's it! Refresh your github repository to confirm