Be sure to verify your e-mail address to GitHub by following the instructions in that e-mail. If you already have a GitHub account, continue to the next exercise.Īfter you sign up, you will receive a verification e-mail. To use GitHub, you will need a GitHub account. There are other services to host Git repositories, but GitHub is a trusted, free service used by organizations across the world, big and small. In short, GitHub is a tool for working with Git. With GitHub, you can backup your personal files, share your code, and collaborate with others. GitHub allows you to store your local Git repositories in the cloud. GitHub is a popular hosting service for Git repositories. A project managed with Git is called a Git repository.
Git allows you to save drafts of your code so that you can look back at previous versions and potentially undo complicated errors. Git is a widely-used version control system used to manage code. This tutorial refers to Git and GitHub repeatedly. Now, prepare to use those skills on your personal computer! If some steps in this tutorial are confusing, have no fear it will all come together by the end. This tutorial assumes that you’ve completed the lessons on Learn the Command Line and Learn Git. Specifically, we’ll walk through creating your personal GitHub account, setting up Git on your computer, starting your first Git repository, and connecting that repository to a GitHub repository. In this tutorial, we walk through the process for using Git locally on your personal computer and using GitHub to back it up.
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