Zell Liew • 8/17/2018

Pushing to a Git remote

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This tutorial explains Git remotes for beginners, detailing their purpose as backups. It compares services like GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab, focusing on GitHub setup. It guides users through creating a repository, copying the SSH URL, and linking it to a local repository using the Fork Git client to enable push/pull operations.

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