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Git Local Environment Setup (Windows) Read Time: 20 mins In this article, we will cover how to set up a local environment in order to use Git on your own Windows PC. Let's go through the steps and get you set up! What You Need: Your own PC with Windows installed Basic knowledge to operate Command Prompt Text Editor (ie. Atom) (If you don't have Atom installed on your PC, please view the  How to Make a Website with HTML and CSS article) To have completed the Progate  Git Study I  and  Command-Line Study I Note: This article is for Windows users. Please read  this article  if you are using a Mac. 1. Installing Git Firstly, let's install Git from  Git for Windows . Git for Windows After the download is complete, open the file and an installation screen will pop up. Let's follow the prompts and complete the installation. Step 1. Once you agree to the terms and conditions, click "Next" Click "Next" Step 2. Click "Next" Click "Next" St

How to Publish Webpages with GitHub In this article, you'll learn how to publish a webpage to the world. There are many different ways it can be done, but this time we'll use  GitHub , which is free and easy to use. What You Need to Know Basic knowledge of HTML & CSS. Note: Although we'll be using  GitHub , previous knowledge of  git  is not required. All the screenshots used in this article were taken on Windows , but this tutorial will also work on Mac also . 1. Steps to Publish a Webpage Before we start working on it, let's take a look at the steps to publish a webpage on  GitHub . First, let's select the webpage we want to publish. Once you setup the webpage, upload the HTML and/or CSS files and images to  GitHub . If you haven't made a GitHub account yet, you will need to make one first. Finally, by simply adjusting some file settings on GitHub, you'll be able to publish the webpage for free! It may sound difficult to publish your own webpage onlin