How To Push Code on GitHub using GitHub Desktop
If you're a developer, chances are good that you use GitHub to manage your projects. But let's say that you want to push some code from your local machine to your remote repository on GitHub — how do you do it?
For this article, we'll be using Git on the GitHub Desktop. If you have never used Git before, you might want to try out our other articles on using Git with the Command Line and our Beginner's Guide to Using Git.
Best Way To Push Code on GitHub
If you're feeling a little bit nostalgic, you can still do it the old-fashioned way: download your project code to your computer and then upload it to GitHub. This will be true for both Git on the Command Line and through a desktop App.
When it's time for pushing your project code to GitHub. It turns out there are two ways:
- Using Git on the Command Line
- GitHub Desktop App
Easiest way is pushing code using GitHub Desktop App.
Download Git and GitHub Desktop
Git and GitHub Desktop
Size: 195MBPassword: None
Create Local Repository and Push
Once that's done of installation , you can use Git on the command line or through a desktop App to push the code to GitHub. Open GitHub Desktop App and then Follow this Video .
Conclusion
For those of us who prefer modern tools and shortcuts, we can use GitHub Desktop to push code straight from our computer to GitHub easily. We show you how to do it in this short article! I am pretty sure, that these article will give you more productive as a Developer. Please let us know by leaving a comment below.