Github

github clientIt is the windows client of github, a hosting platform for open source and private software projects. Due to the problem that the github client is too slow to download, the editor provides you with the Github for Windows offline installation package. If you cannot install it, please install Microsoft's .NET and try again. Due to the problem that many people cannot install GitHub online, this is the latest offline package.

Basic introduction to GitHub

GitHub can host various git repositories and provide a web interface, but unlike other services like SourceForge or Google Code, GitHub's unique selling point is the ease of branching from another project. Contributing code to a project is very simple: first click the "fork" button on the project site, then check out the code and add the modifications to the code base you just forked, and finally take responsibility for the project through the built-in "pull request" mechanism People apply for code merging. Some people already call GitHub the MySpace for coders.
The GitHub project itself is naturally hosted on GitHub, but in a private repository that is not visible to public view. Open source projects are free to host, but this is not the case for private libraries. Chris Wanstrath, one of the developers at GitHub, confirmed the plan to financially support the hosting of free libraries through paid private libraries.

How to use GitHub

After unzipping, find GitHub.application and run the installation.

Click Install and wait for the installation to complete.

It's ready to use now.

GitHub related issues

Q: How to create a new warehouse?

A: In the upper right corner of the page, to the left of your avatar, click "+" and select "New repository" from the pop-up drop-down option.

Enter your warehouse name: "hello-world" in the warehouse name input box.

Write a brief description.

Check "Initialize this repository with a README".

Click the "Create repository" button to complete the creation.

Github change log:

1. Sweep the bug out and carry it out to the end

2. The most stable version ever