Visual Studio Code | How to use git and github

0:39 Step 1 : Install git on your system
3:27 Step 3 : Create a repository on github & copy url
4:25 Step 4 : Goto VS Code and open project/folder
note : check git is enabled from settings
5:54 Step 5 : Goto source control section & click on git icon
6:52 Step 6 : Give commit message & Commit the changes
8:00 Step 7 : Add remote repo (github repo)
9:15 Step 8 : Push commited changes to github repo
10:03 Step 9 : Check changes on github repo
13:05 How to clone from GitHub
14:50 Remove project from Git
1. How to add an existing vs code project to git and github
2. How to do commit and push whenever changes happen
3. How to clone from github to vscode
4. How to remove project from git

Note: You may need to set git credentials on your system using the commands

UPDATE****

Step 1 : Install git on your system

Step 3 : Create a repository on github & copy url

Step 4 : Goto VS Code and open project/folder

note : check git is enabled from settings

Step 5 : Goto source control section & click on git icon

Step 6 : Give commit message & Commit the changes

Step 7 : Add remote repo (github repo)

Step 8 : Push commited changes to github repo

Step 9 : Check changes on github repo

if the error msg "SOURCE CONTROL: No source control providers registered" appears, just open a folder in the explorer view that was already under git control and the option will appear

References:

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[melipassiflora]

I've been meaning to use git for a while now, and this tutorial has been the most helpful resource I've found. Wish all tutorials were like this. Thank you!

[viniciusnyari]

Same feeling like a 'busyrand' when wrote: "Thank you for this very concise, professional tutorial. This is exactly what I wanted and needed".

[busyrand]

Thank you for this very concise, professional tutorial. This is exactly what I wanted and needed. I cannot believe that this isn't always taught this way after people learn Git and Github Fundamentals. I'd use version control as part of my daily developer flow if it was, just as I use the Visual Studio Terminal...

[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxjoker]

Excellent step-by-step tutorial. This is one of the best git tutorial ever seen. Many thanks for your work and step by step explanations.👌🏾👍🏾

[BrettMcS]

Beautifully clear presentation both in logic, the screen animations and the spoken voice. This was very helpful.

[inahorojunior]

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[abcool]

This is the best explaination by far, believe me i am noob in all this but i have successfully saved all my work to my repository and now i can work without any worry of being unable to catch my mistakes.

[kristar.]

I'm new to programming and this tutorial was perfect! I'll definitely check out your other content. Thanks!

[gaminggenes]

Simple and complete, and his "Indian English" can be easily understandable compared to some others. I'm completely new to Git and this video is so much helpful to me to quickly get started with Git on my VS Code -- thanks! :)

[Davesmg]

You help a dev from Brazil!
Thank you os much, man!

[onetirtha]

Effortlessly understood the concepts with total clarity, Sir. What an amazing, systematic teaching!

[dimitrislianoudakis]

Great tutorial! This is exactly what I was looking for when trying to utilize git with VS code

[folgee]

even a couple years later, this vid is so help full for a begginer like me. Thank you

[rishimallik]

I have followed all your steps perfectly, but while pushing i am getting an error
Git:fatal: No configured push destination
Could anyone help me in sorting out this problem

[dhanasekarmurugesan]

Very superb tutorial on how to use Git with VSCode. Now I can use VSCode and push my projects to GitHub. Thank you so much.

[BigTastyWithBacon]

Thank you, helped me with a college project

[SharronV]

Thanks for sharing! As a newbie, I was turned off from using git on VS code because an instructor said that she didn’t particularly care for it. However, she didn’t explain why. You have erased all doubts and fears that I had. I will be following your steps as soon as I get back on my laptop!

[TheSpellBook]

This video is exceptionally clear, well-spoken and well thought out. Thank you for making this so clear.

[ZaherSarieddine]

You could keep my eyes and ears open for the whole video like old good teachers could do. thanx

[dcima]

Thanks Pal for your great tutoria! Simple, clear, very useful for git novice like me. Ciao!