GitHub Actions

Publishing Your Project to GitHub

Git helps you track the history of your project on your computer. GitHub gives you a place to store that Git repository online, making your project easier to back up, share, and access from other computers. In this topic, you will learn how to create a GitHub repository, connect it to an existing local project, commit your changes, and publish those commits to GitHub. You will also learn the difference between Git and GitHub, understand what a remote repository is, and see how Git clients such as GitHub Desktop, VS Code, and the Git command line can be used to perform the same workflow. The examples use a small project such as a JavaScript calculator so you can see the complete journey from a project on your computer to a project stored on GitHub.