How to Push Code to Github

One of the most important milestones for a developer is pushing code to Github for the first time. In this video, Maggie helps you get there! Github allows you to have version control, so you can save and edit work individually or collaboratively and see retain previous versions of the same product. In some ways, it's like the coding equivalent of google drive!

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[victor]

Finally, a tutorial session that didn't overburden me with then-irrelevant detail! My task was to copy several files from Git to GitHub, and you succinctly provided me with just the steps I needed to get the job done. Thank you very kindly indeed.

[hanifbahari]

the best and most clear tutorial, straightforward to the subject without even one unnecessary word and chit chat.

[rxybox]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. I was so confused before watching this video, but you went in baby steps and I didn't miss a single thing! Thank you!!!!

[laksyoutub]

Your teaching style proves "anything is possible", marvellous teaching!!. Thanks a ton.

[donovanshane]

I've watched this video several times and it has saved me every time. Thank you Maggie!

[hadirouhani]

Thank you for the brief/comprehensive and right-to-the-point git push tutorial. I have been searching a whole lot of documents for this!

[daniyaragaltsov]

Thanks a lot Maggie! I watched so many tutorials on git but none of them were clear, this one is the best one!

[lashondahaywood]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I watched several videos on how to do this. Your easy, step-by-step instructions were a lifesaver! You earned a new subscriber!

[gkstephen]

Well explained I wish everybody on youtube could explain like you in a cool organized way just the way a beginner would want. Thank you very much

[realname]

Thank you so much!!! I was struggling FOREVER to push code to my repository. Now prospective employers and collaborators can view my progress as I learn and develop more!

[The-Great-Brindian]

Very well explained by Maggie, especially with the 'steps'. Just realised default branches are now named 'main' and not 'master', something that was introduced in 2020.

[stullex_]

This video is waaaayyy better explained than every other before!

[BeatSymposium]

Amazing...I was finally successful because of this video. It would be amazing to see a follow up video about how you can push again after you've made changes. I know there should be tons of videos out there that explain this. But one coming from this channel would be ideal. Up-vote if you agree.

[Abu-kxei]

This is one of the best explanations I have seen so far. Great job and thank u!

[quinnhyatt]

THANK YOU!!!! This relieved SO SO much frustration caused by my absolutely USELESS TA, I have a feeling I'll be coming back to this channel a lot this semester!

[aditishrivastava]

This is just beyond perfect. I looked for multiple videos and finally found this. Thanks :)

[alexzahrai]

Such a simple yet informative tutorial! Thank you, Maggie!

[modaryaghi]

This video is so simple to understand without effort. Thanks for the lovely presenter ❤️

[yifengyuan]

this is so clear and easy to follow. Thank you! I work on Windows10 so I use Git Bash. Works like a charm!

[aududaniels]

You are such a gem Maggie... i can help but scream "eureka" after watching this video that effortlessly solved my nightmare without adding more confusion to my situation just like every other resources out there.... thanks in a million fold ma'am... i have instantly subscribed and liked the video!!! please i look forward to more contents like how to make "a pull requests, create a branch, and to commit to a general branch in a group working project" thanks in anticipation ma'am