How to Use GitHub for Beginners

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GitHub is immensely popular, especially for developers to collaborate and update shared projects. Learn how to use GitHub to take advantage of its tools and features. By using GitHub, you can also track the progress of different projects.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:09 - Introduction to GitHub
01:25 - Getting started with GitHub and exploring different features
03:49 - Connecting GitHub to your Hostinger hosting
05:10 - Outro
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How to use GitHub? Even though this cloud-based service is very popular among developers, non-tech-savvy people can also use GitHub for shared projects. Many open-source projects are hosted on GitHub by various professionals and even companies. In this tutorial, we cover the basics of how to use GitHub.

GitHub hosts a version control system called Git, which helps with collaboration, updating, and tracking.

With this system, multiple developers can work on the same project simultaneously without damaging or delaying their colleagues’ work. Anyone can benefit from using GitHub, as this service makes it easy to track changes and revert any unwanted updates.

GitHub is available for free, so all you need to do is visit their page and create an account. Once you have an account, you’ll learn how to create a GitHub repository, the central hub for your project. You can choose whether to make a public or private repository.

In addition, you can generate a new branch to create a different version of the same repository. The system also helps you implement changes on your project without the fear of messing things up on the main branch. Then, merge the new branch with the main one to implement those changes.

There is also the option to start a pull request, a great collaborating feature on GitHub. When creating a pull request, please give it a name, description, and comparison between the main branch and the pulled one.

🟣 Did you know that there is an option to integrate GitHub with your Hostinger Shared Hosting?

A super handy feature to deploy projects from repositories to your hosting plan. Follow this tutorial to learn how to use GitHub with Hostinger Shared Hosting. Using GitHub with Hostinger Shared Hosting, all updates on your repository will automatically show on your hosting plan.

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Thanks for video. I've just bought a Web Hosting Service on Hostinger. Is the auto deployment possible with an Angular application ? I mean I've created a folder on public_html, and see that a commit on Github is successfully updated. But an Angular application has to run an ng build before beeing deployed, and the files there are not the files in production.
Any idea to solve this ? I don't want to manually update files on the files manager :)

[WhiteLemon_Official]

Thanks!, this is a friendly beginner guide and deployment platform.

[HONjramiroz]

How can i make it work with a private repo? Doesnt seem to allow unless the repo is public

[mrkozak]

Thanks. I'll be forking and tweaking a simple blog web app for test run if this.

[dorian_arno]

Thank you so much...it's really helpful for the beginners.

[brunnoml]

Excelente vídeo, muito bem explicado e ajudou a resolver essa demanda de ter que ficar carregando atualizações em mais de um local, agora basta atualizar no GitHub e pronto👍🏽

[kohelet]

So i can finally get rid of Filezila 😎 👍 thanks

[galebstd]

Hello :) Thanks for the tutorial. When I deploy the repo, it says "composer.lock file was not found", is there any more to do?

[angga.studio]

I am using laravel, and I don't want my repository cloned inside public_html folder, instead to root directory, how to achieve that?

[yckelvin]

I use the Business Plan from Hostinger, I setup the Git but not work. I can see there are several push from Recent Deliveries but no file be updated to Hostinger

[ashiqdey]

I cant find any video related to VPS or cloud hosting to host nodejs/react or next.js

[jchukwuezi]

Could I use this to host a site built with eleventy and netlify CMS?

[maulibtaur]

How to deploy on files directory a parent directory of /public_html.

[JohnSmith-cozv]

This didn't really work I used SSH and the files are not sending despite "git push origin master."

I tried the method in this video and it was a total absolute failure.

[christianaspark]

Hey, can I change the "Install Path"?

[jeromegallot]

When you have a repo front and a repo back, it doesn't work :'(

[riverpacking]

What is the difference between your behavior and liars?

[MrMRgewoonrobin]

a bit uselesss, a project exist out of multiple things, documentations for example this is pushing you to deploy everthing, what you not really want