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.
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.
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.
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
This was such a clean, concise, and easy-to-follow tutorial on how to make a repository and push via git! I fully forgot how to do this, and this was the most succinct how-to instruction video! Thanks so much!
Just to add to this, the language and definitions used to describe what you were doing all made this really understandable, this is really a great video.
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!
After learning how to push for a couple of hours, I finally found this video. Terminal asked me a password so I created a access talken. Maybe the system have changed since 4 years ago. Anyway, thank you so much for making this video! 🌹😍
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!
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!
This is awesome. I learned git on Kodekloud, but didn't know how to do just this. I'm not saying that Kodekloud didn't do a great job, but the transition from hands-on to real life is not that simple
Thank you, very helpful. Just a note for future tutorials, if you could expand the window you're working on so it's readable via mobile phones it would be so much better 😀😀
Specified the folder where my work is located yet it keeps telling me..No such file or directory Pls where am i getting it wrong cus i can't move futher without completing that step
I really appreciate this tutorial. Anyhow, I believe this is not working anymore for some reason, since this video is one year ago now. I'm actually new to Git and Github, and I just tried this, and for some reason, it didn't work.
Hey newbie here as well. Here is what worked for me. * Run *git init* * Run *git add* . * Run *git status* to see the files waiting to be added * Copy and paste the remote repository url. It is the -push an existing repository from the command line- link in your GitHub repo. * To commit, run *git commit -m “enter-your-commit-name”* Example will be *git commit -m “first commit”* P.S: If it prompts for username and email, you will need to redo the commit command after configuring the prompts. * Run *git push -u origin master* to push project to GitHub.
A question: Why is it not possible to just drag and drop your code in github? Why do we have to type those ? BTW Thanks to this tutorial I have made my first commit.
Thank you. I was looking for an introductory GitHub tutorial and couldn't find any that is much understanding for a newbie. You have explained it in a very good understanding way.
But Github isn't a version control system. GIT is a version control system and Github is a cloud-based Git remote repository service built on top, completely interchangeable with Bitbucket, Kallithea, GitLab and many others. Sorry to be a nerd about it, but people think Git and Github are the same and use the terms interchangeably. And they are not the same.
the video is quite good from the beginning but towards the ending the visibility get reduce. I thing became blur, one can hardly see what is being type.
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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.
the best and most clear tutorial, straightforward to the subject without even one unnecessary word and chit chat.
Your teaching style proves "anything is possible", marvellous teaching!!. Thanks a ton.
Her explanations are clearer than my future, thank you
lol
I've watched this video several times and it has saved me every time. Thank you Maggie!
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.
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.
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
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!!!!
Thanks a lot Maggie! I watched so many tutorials on git but none of them were clear, this one is the best one!
God bless this woman!! I've been looking everywhere for a video this concise and simple to understand. THANK YOU !
This video literally changed my life. 😁
Really ?!
Devils musician for real. Not joking at all.
@Tofu Monster yes, I realize that but i was only a beginner
This video is waaaayyy better explained than every other before!
This is just beyond perfect. I looked for multiple videos and finally found this. Thanks :)
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
This was such a clean, concise, and easy-to-follow tutorial on how to make a repository and push via git! I fully forgot how to do this, and this was the most succinct how-to instruction video! Thanks so much!
Just to add to this, the language and definitions used to describe what you were doing all made this really understandable, this is really a great video.
Finally, one that actually works and is of less burden. Thank you.
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!
After learning how to push for a couple of hours, I finally found this video. Terminal asked me a password so I created a access talken. Maybe the system have changed since 4 years ago. Anyway, thank you so much for making this video! 🌹😍
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!
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!
Straight to the point and exactly what I needed. I tried at least 10 other videos prior to yours. Thank you
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This is one of the best explanations I have seen so far. Great job and thank u!
This is one of the best video on the internet on this topic.
surely, this video is superb . This lady has work. The video has solved my two-year standing problem.
From all codecademy videos, you have the best tutorials.
Impressive how clear and simple you make the videos.
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!
Funny how everyone struggled before this video with git. Love u Maggie!
This is awesome. I learned git on Kodekloud, but didn't know how to do just this. I'm not saying that Kodekloud didn't do a great job, but the transition from hands-on to real life is not that simple
Thank you so much! This is the first time I can succesfully do this
This video really helped me. This is video precise + accurate for pushing code to github. Very thankful.
I just pushed my first code!
Amazing, thank you - it feels great!
Clean and straight to the point, other RUclipsrs should learn from this
A fellow Philadelphian, thank you for the detailed explanation!
Such a simple yet informative tutorial! Thank you, Maggie!
thank you Maggie and Codecademy. This video is really helpful to me.
Hi mam, a big thanx to u. First time i push the code in GIT with all your words. Keep going:)
this is the error i keep getting from my terminal
error: pathspec 'First commit' did not match any file(s) known to git
Awesome super clear and useful, I done this using powershell and the differences are so minor its the same.
such a simple and clean explanation thankyou, helped me a lot...
Best tutorial, direct to the point! Bravo!
wow! thank you, Mam it was so helpful, this is probably one of the best tutorials on Github
Thank you so much for this. I was tired of this github . finally found something helpful
If you follow the steps carefully, you don't have a chance to fail pushing. Thank you so much.
I was starting to get myself frustrated because I just didn't know how to push my code into github. Problem solved. Thank you very much!
This video is so simple to understand without effort. Thanks for the lovely presenter ❤️
Thank you, very helpful.
Just a note for future tutorials, if you could expand the window you're working on so it's readable via mobile phones it would be so much better 😀😀
thanks Maggie ,finally a straight to the point guide without bullshit.
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Thank you for the clear, step by step instructions, very helpful.
it's really simple thank you for not over complicating it
Was struggling so much, this tutorial was a nice step by step. Thank you so much.
pushing to git hub is always a source of stress for me, I'm saving this video to follow it every time need to push code.
This is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much
Maggie you are currently my hero
Specified the folder where my work is located yet it keeps telling me..No such file or directory
Pls where am i getting it wrong cus i can't move futher without completing that step
this is so clear and easy to follow. Thank you! I work on Windows10 so I use Git Bash. Works like a charm!
Finally! So easy ! Thanks for your great explanation! I watched many videos of git and this was super helpful for me!
Thank you so much. I search video like this for long time, but I couldn't. Finally I found video as i wish. ☺☺
We need more simple tutorials like these
Thank you for this clear and informative video! I finally get it.
Straightforward and helpful!
simple and straight to the point
So straight forward and concise! Thank you Maggie!
I would suggest that you must use the video with your Git guide nearby especially to understand the terms better
Thank you Maggie, it was supper simple and easy to follow.
I really appreciate this tutorial. Anyhow, I believe this is not working anymore for some reason, since this video is one year ago now. I'm actually new to Git and Github, and I just tried this, and for some reason, it didn't work.
Hey newbie here as well. Here is what worked for me.
* Run *git init*
* Run *git add* .
* Run *git status* to see the files waiting to be added
* Copy and paste the remote repository url. It is the -push an existing repository from the command line- link in your GitHub repo.
* To commit, run *git commit -m “enter-your-commit-name”* Example will be *git commit -m “first commit”*
P.S: If it prompts for username and email, you will need to redo the commit command after configuring the prompts.
* Run *git push -u origin master* to push project to GitHub.
straight to the point thank a lot. it works perfectly
A whole video on Git would be really helpful in describing all the commands useful while working on Project.
The best and more clear tutorial! Thank you so much!!
this is my go to video for pushing. thanks so much
Amazing video. Brilliantly explained. Thanks!
Thanks for the free tutorial code academy.
A question:
Why is it not possible to just drag and drop your code in github? Why do we have to type those ?
BTW Thanks to this tutorial I have made my first commit.
Thank you so much, I'm a beginner and would never have figured this out.
Thanks for the detailed tutorial! Really appreciate this.
Thank you soo much Finally pushed up my code through this video
From zero knowledge on git to , "Yea, I know how to use GIT". Thanks
Six gold minutes . Tks so much, keep it up.
Explained concisely. Thank you!
This video was SOOO HELPFUL! Thank you very much.
Simple and to the point tutorial. Great way of teaching
A VERY POWERFUL delivery
A million thanks to you for this video, saved a lot of time
You explained everything very clearly. Thank you.
Amazing, thank you so much Maggie!
thank you for making this for beginners it's so helpful
thank you so much so easy to learn from you
Thank you. I was looking for an introductory GitHub tutorial and couldn't find any that is much understanding for a newbie. You have explained it in a very good understanding way.
Brilliant! Thank you. Short and sweet, and useful.
Thank you for covering this topic. I wish I'd ran in to this a few months ago. I'm here now though😁
Thank you so much.. This was the perfect video I was looking for and many others might have been looking for..😍
This is what i call perfection
simple. straight to the point. love it!
Thank you! Such a simple yet awesome tutorial!
But Github isn't a version control system. GIT is a version control system and Github is a cloud-based Git remote repository service built on top, completely interchangeable with Bitbucket, Kallithea, GitLab and many others. Sorry to be a nerd about it, but people think Git and Github are the same and use the terms interchangeably. And they are not the same.
This was exactly what I needed to see. It's all downhill from here today.
Very clean, simple and logical explanation!
the video is quite good from the beginning but towards the ending the visibility get reduce. I thing became blur, one can hardly see what is being type.
Thanks Maggie. Quick and easy refresher.
Git commands don't appear to work on Windows Powershell. Any tips? :(