Implement git github .gitignore in NetBeans. clone pull push

Show how to start a project in NetBeans, commit it to git, create a github.com repository, push to that repository, clone the repository from another computer, make a change, commit, and push that change, then pull and update from another computer.

[@denismugane2765]

Thanks for the video. But how can i revert to earlier version let say the current commit is version 1.5 and I want to use version 0.8

[@SGMANIACO]

Thanks for everything, it was very useful

[@discospiff]

Absolutely, you're welcome! GitHub changes everything for developers. It's essential!

[@inzodialo]

You are a good men thank you a lot.

[@discospiff]

:) Glad to hear it helped.

[@adeeghayemarket]

Thank you very much

[@discospiff]

My pleasure! Glad it helped.

[@ayushjain8766]

please provide a video on branching and how a small team can work on netbeans project using branches in a repo.
if possible please give us knowledge how netbeans desktop can be used to work. whether there is any benefit of it or not

[@discospiff]

Have a look here: ruclips.net/video/9aO4xOlma_k/видео.html
While the video uses Android Studio, the vast majority of the video is actually about Git/Github, and the concepts will work the same in NetBeans.

[@discospiff]

Similar video, using Eclipse: ruclips.net/video/CiHyBmKRnbc/видео.html

[@Cysecsg]

Hi, if you are one of the collaborators, is it recommended to always pull and ensure it is the latest code, before you start writing any code at the start of the day?

[@discospiff]

Yes, that's what I would recommend.

[@Cysecsg]

@@discospiff Thank you for the advise.