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Windows Github - need some help

Nekiro

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Hello, I recently started using github and I can't get it to work.

How do I commit more than one file in one commit not one commit one file?

How do I commit in general. (and i'm not talking about editing one file via web browser)

If someone could explain a bit how to use this. I would appreciate it.

I know there are some tutorials etc. but I'm so stupid I can't get the idea from them XD

Thank you !
 
Hello, I recently started using github and I can't get it to work.

How do I commit more than one file in one commit not one commit one file?

How do I commit in general.

If someone could explain a bit how to use this. I would appreciate it.

I know there are some tutorials etc. but I'm so stupid I can't get the idea from them XD

Thank you !

This website will tell you everything you need to know in very short notes, then if you want more details on a certain subject, google that command/topic and find out more in the git documentation.
I've found the website very useful as git was very confusing to me at first as well.
 
This website will tell you everything you need to know in very short notes, then if you want more details on a certain subject, google that command/topic and find out more in the git documentation.
I've found the website very useful as git was very confusing to me at first as well.

Here's also a cheatsheet from that website that you can download and have printed or stickied somewhere on your PC so you can access it until you get comfortable with the commands.

You could also use something like Git Extensions which provides a visual interface for all the git commands instead of having to type them, but i recommend learning the commands first before you move on to an interface based software.
 
Thank you very much for your time you spend on answering this thread.

It will help me a lot for sure.
 
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