@MaskeyDude
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It's pretty simple!
[First make sure you are signed in to your github from vscode settings]
- Open your folder in vs code
- On your left (where the explorer, search, and extensions buttons are) there will be a git button. Click it!
- You will have an option saying "Initialize Repository" and "Publish to GitHub"
- Click Initialize Repository
- You will get a button saying "Commit" with a tick
- After clicking a page will open to name your "Commit" (commit are the changes you make this page will come up whenever you make new changes)
- Name it then a button will appear "Publish Branch"
- After clicking you'll have the option to name your rep with 2 options: Public or Private Repository
- Name & Choose your option
- Done!
You can keep coding in those files and to upload your new code just click git then "commit" and done!
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@Propowershell
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@MaskeyDude Thank you very much, this was really helpful.
@Propowershell
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@MaskeyDude Hi, please how do I host different webpages with one GitHub account like you did?