Github First & Second Commit Tutorial

Github Site: https://github.com/

For Guide: http://help.github.com/test-webhooks/

1. Open your Github account
2. Open the guide and Git Bash
3. Create Repository
4. Follow the steps in your Github (Creating README file)
*You should create your README file first before anything else (no information must be placed into it; or you may if you want)*
5. Find your ROOT FOLDER (it's your Repository Name that should be a folder placed in your pc)
*For Windows 7: C:\Users\*your name*
6. Place your HTML, .TXT, .DOC, etc. files in the ROOT FOLDER
7. Follow the Guide Website in coding into your Git Bash

FOR THOSE WITH EXISTING REPOSITORY and will place additional files, this codes must be used:

FIRST COMMIT
cd *Repository name*
git init
touch *yourfile.txt*
git add *yourfile.txt*
git commit -m 'first commit'
git push origin master (or myorigin)

SECOND COMMIT:
git add *yourfile.txt*
git commit -m 'second commit'
git push origin master (or myorigin)

NOTE: Please make sure that you don't forget your FILE EXTENSION (such as .txt, .html, .htm, .doc, etc.)

---CODE EFFECTS---
mkdir *repository name* - this will create a folder on your pc. (for windows 7: C:/users/*myname*/*name of your repository created*)
cd *repository name* - this will run the folder on your PC.
git init - it will initialize the folder and your system.
touch *yourfile.txt* - this will run the file to be pushed in github.
git add *yourfile.txt* - this will create a file in github.
git commit -m 'first commit' - this is a message placed right after the file. (center column)
git push origin master (or myorigin) - this will push your file on github; you may user myorigin if your having problems pushing your file.

NOTE: If you cannot push files use this code "git push --force"

Fact: This video took 7 minutes but if you mastered how to push and all the codes. you can consume 30 secs. to 1 minute. in pushing all your stuffs to Github.