In this short video, I will show you how to set up a GitHub repository. Then I show you how to use the new remote repository within Xcode giving you easy source control management and backup. Remote repositories are a must for teams, but I feel solo developers may benefit just as much.
So take three minutes, and learn how to make the workflow seamless and painless in Xcode.
but it is a folder in a folder – i think it should be one subfolder less
Right, no reason you cannot go that route. I do it this way to accommodate any other files that I might not want in the repo. Some times temporary reference documents or things like that where it would be too annoying to add to the .gitignore.
ah – good idea
ah – good idea
mhh – but i mean more the github folders – 3 times the repo name 🙂 github.com/user/name/name/name
mhh – but i mean more the github folders – 3 times the repo name 🙂 github.com/user/name/name/name
Thanks for the video. It also works with GitLab.