Github Repository

You can compare a repository to a folder where you can store additional subfolders and files. You can give your repository (like a folder) a name. Additionally you can add a description and upload a repository image. A repository can be public or private and only accessible to certain people. You decide who can see your content.

The big difference to a simple folder (local or online) is that a repository remembers every change. When a change was made and who changed it. In addition, the differences between the various work statuses can be seen quite clearly.

Table of contents

• Repository Overview
• Create a Github repository
• Add/change a Social Preview image to the repository
• Checkup if repository is complete
• Edit a file
• Save a file (commit)
• Upload images to Repo
• Create a Subfolder
• Fork a Repository
• Change Repo name/title
• Create a Pull Request
• Resolve a Merge Conflict
• Create a Github page
• Delete a Github repository