January 2019
Beginner to intermediate
776 pages
19h 58m
English
In this example, we will use GitHub as the centralized location to synchronize our local repository and share with other users.
We will create a repository on GitHub. By default, GitHub has a free public repository; in my case, I pay a small monthly fee to host private repositories. At the time of creation, you can choose to create the license and the .gitignore file:

Once the repository is created, we can find the URL for this repository:

We will use this URL to create a remote ...