How to connect a React App to a new Github repo

[@peterjames7509]

not sure why other tutorials worked, but this is the only one that worked. thank u

[@roderickgallegos779]

Your video saved me from having a major head ache. Thank you!

[@meliVinelli333]

Thank you so much for this video. Your instructions were very clear and concise. I will add (for anyone else out there who might run into the same issue I did) that when you instructed us to do the very last command to create the repo ( git push -u origin master) that instead of writing 'master' I had copied/Pasted the line that was in github, which was 'git push -u origin main'. In github it says 'main' instead of 'master' when I did this i received an error. I tried again following your instructions and used 'git push -u origin master' and it worked! I appreciate your video.

[@brettm9]

You are very welcome. I used to be bothered by this and knew that others could benefit.

[@brettm9]

Yeah, Github used to always set up repos with a 'master' branch. They recently changed to defaulting that to 'main', which I change to 'master'. Not sure why they made the change. Anybody?

[@emilysmith1000]

@@brettm9 Because the word 'master' has connotations to slavery which is a sensitive topic for some people

[@tusharsharma2359]

@@emilysmith1000 lmfao

[@denzeljeter4479]

ohh my god thank you. This was the best tutorial describing how to connect react to GitHub all the other videos were a hot mess.

[@brettm9]

You are very welcome. I myself was frustrated by this and thought I would contribute to the Jr. Dev. community.

[@subtovxid]

Thanks a bunch for this tutorial. It'd been a while I haven't had to create a react app. Just getting back at it and struggled a bit. Found your video on time. 🙂

[@davidobrien7610]

Thanks man! Very succinct and to the point; nicely done.

[@sihamebazi9795]

Thank you so much for this video! Your instructions were very clear and easy to follow.

[@0zniugnep904]

thanks, this seemed to work. liked vid

[@SolRose5]

Super helpful guide, thanks!

[@ronaldcabrera675]

It wanted me to type git push -u origin main, instead of master. And that worked. What is the difference though? Thank you for the video, this is just what I was looking for!

[@smhim]

Thank you for your useful video. Saved my day.

[@brettm9]

You're welcome!

[@olhadanylevska7314]

Thank you! Very usefull

[@ricardorien]

Thanks Brett, you are awesome.

[@JMmedia32]

Thanks man super easy and explained well

[@browniecart6302]

Hi brett! sorry that i'm commenting on an unrelated video, as i have forgotten which was the correct video. I have made a website using your node tutorials (thanks a million for those, they were a great foundation for my projects), with a handful of users. My question is, their passwords are stored in the database in the encrypted form using bcrypt according to your tutorial exactly, I would like to know if this is safe? To my knowledge, even I (the creator) cannot decrypt their passwords into plain text even with the source code, would this be correct?

[@brettm9]

Rest assured that the passwords are safe and stored properly in your rest full database. And you are correct you can’t decrypt them so they are safe

[@browniecart6302]

@@brettm9 Thanks!

[@crabop1127]

Thank you

[@ricardorien]

Miss you dude

[@baranasan7877]

Thank u so much!!!!

[@brettm9]

You're welcome!

[@OmarBanna-w9n]

thank you.

[@herxsie]

omg thanks

[@waqaskhan-gf4to]

Thank You sir

[@rikvermeer1325]

Lol.. I was searching for a react component that pulls github

[@TimYear8]

Amazing tutorial, thanks!

[@nerodant85]

Thank you

[@brettm9]

You're welcome

[@11vag]

Thank you