Step 3: Push your changes to the server After the remote reference is configured, you can transfer your local files to the server with the git push command. git push -u origin master When this command ...

Git will create a copy of the repository on your local machine, which you can now add, commit and push. Those changes will be local to your repository and won’t impact anyone.

Make sure Git is installed. Create a folder for your project. Open the Git Bash tool. Issue the git init command. Verify the hidden .git subfolder was created. With the new Git repository created, a ...

Create your project. For my first, simple project, I went ahead and created a new directory on my computer called helloworld and added a README plus, as you're already expecting, a 5 line Hello ...

To initialize the site, first create an index page, either as HTML or Markdown, and push it to the new repository. Go to the URL that’s the repository name to view your site.

Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto Recently, I showed you how to host your own local code repository with Gogs (see: How to host your own local Git repository with Gogs). This tool is a great way to ...

Fill in the required details under Create a new repository. For this example, we’ll name the repository twc-merge-demo. Check the box to add a README file. Click Create repository.