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iOS Build a Self-Destructing Message iPhone App Designing and Starting the App A Storyboard with a Tab Bar Controller

Marie Veverka
Marie Veverka
12,117 Points
Posted by Marie Veverka
Marie Veverka
12,117 Points

Pushing Xcode Repository to Remote Repo?

Hi there!

I noticed that each time we start an iOS app project, we are initializing a local repository with Git. Just out of curiosity, how do I create a remote repo for these projects and push them up to Git Hub? Also, is there any reason I should refrain from pushing them up there? Thanks!

2 Answers

Eric Gu
Eric Gu
3,871 Points
Eric Gu
Eric Gu
3,871 Points

You have to set up an account with Github.

Then after the setup, you must create a new repository. Then paste the link to the remote configuration in XCode.

Follow this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7W7jyR0Uek

Marie Veverka
Marie Veverka
12,117 Points
Marie Veverka
Marie Veverka
12,117 Points

Thanks Eric! I still seem to be doing something wrong because they are not showing up in my github account . . .but I'll 'git' it yet. Thanks again!