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Deploy Webpage on GitHub: Step-by-Step Guide

This document provides a step-by-step guide to create a GitHub repository and deploy a webpage. It includes instructions for logging into GitHub, creating a new repository, initializing a local repository, adding webpage files, and pushing changes to GitHub. Additionally, it explains how to set the remote origin and pull changes from the remote repository.

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Deploy Webpage on GitHub: Step-by-Step Guide

This document provides a step-by-step guide to create a GitHub repository and deploy a webpage. It includes instructions for logging into GitHub, creating a new repository, initializing a local repository, adding webpage files, and pushing changes to GitHub. Additionally, it explains how to set the remote origin and pull changes from the remote repository.

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Create a repository and deploy the webpage in a GitHub

1. Create a GitHub Repository

1. Log in to GitHub: Go to GitHub and log in.

2. Create a New Repository:

o Click on the "New" button or the "+" dropdown menu in the top-right corner and select "New
repository".

o Repository Name: Choose a name for your repository (e.g., my-webpage).

o Visibility: Select Public or Private.

o Click Create Repository.

3. Initialize a Local Repository


o Navigate to your local project folder in your terminal : cd/path/to/your/local/project
o Initialize Git in the folder: git init

4. Add Webpage Files

1. Create your webpage files (e.g., [Link], [Link], etc.).

2. Copy the files to the repository folder.

4. Push Changes to GitHub

1. Stage the files: git add .

2. Commit the changes: git commit -m "Add initial webpage files"

4. Add Remote Origin

1. Add the remote origin URL from GitHub: git remote add origin
[Link]

Replace your-username with your GitHub username and my-webpage with your repository name.

‘git remote add origin ’ specifies that we are adding a remote repository, with the specified URL, as an origin to
our local Git repo.

5. Push to GitHub

1. Push the local repository to GitHub:

git branch -m main

git push origin main

6. Pull local repo from GitHub :-


Git pull is used to pull all changes from a remote repository into the branch we are working on. It is a
combination of fetch and merge. Use it to update your local Git.
git pull origin main

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