Up and Running with GitHub and Visual Studio 2019

[@Ram-ln2sk]

Wow! ...This is the best video on youtube for configuring Github in VS. Thanks Bill, you have made everything seem so simple and clear.. couldn't ask for more. Great job!!

[@bill-raymond]

Ram P Thanks a lot! It took a long time to figure it all out and put together a decent summary, so I really appreciate it!

[@sjoerdvelzen8255]

My 2 year old rabbit was able to understand this video. Very clear explanation. Thank you.

[@bill-raymond]

High praise from a furry friend :-) Thank you!

[@rajnikumar293]

This is the best video for configuring Github in VS. Thanks you!

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you! Please share that sentiment with your friends as well :)

[@JHatLpool]

A really nice, clear step-by-step 'get started' run through of the main Visual Studio/ GitHub steps. Thanks !

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much and I am glad it is getting you up and running!

[@lemmetrainyou]

Although you are not full time Developer but your knowledge is just awesome. You are no less than full time developer. Thank you for this video.

[@bill-raymond]

That’s very nice to say! Thank you!

[@mikebreeden6071]

This was the first video I've found about this that was not only understandable, but clear. I'm going to watch it again. Thank you.

[@bill-raymond]

That’s great news and thank you for the compliment!

[@2771237]

I searched lot of video in youtube for GIT+VS 2019. This is best . Thanks a lot for Sharing step by step demo

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome. A major update is coming soon so please subscribe

[@deepakprajapati2635]

Not doing any big projects. Last week I was working on my programming assignment and had to create several files with the same code with different tweaks, thought of a great opportunity of learning git, came here. Thank you!

[@bill-raymond]

You are welcome. Glad you found the instruction useful!

[@becksharp5941]

Wow, came here looking for a tutorial and got possibly the best tutorial i have ever used. Everything was straightforward and easy to understand. Thanks for making this video

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much, Beck! If you have an opportunity to share with others, I would certainly appreciate it!

[@joseantoniocarreraescobar5856]

Thanks for that clear explanation, you makes using git and github with VS 2019 so easy

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@DanielAlonzo]

Im migrating from TFS to GIT and i saw a lot of videos before, this help me a lot. Thanks!

[@bill-raymond]

Great, thank you! I’m working a revising the videos with the new Visual Studio GitHub integration, so please subscribe and keep an eye out for that.

[@carloscoutinho1116]

I liked very much! I'm an occasional developer as well and I'm 49 (I've an engineering degree in telecommunications and computer systems). I've seen a lot of things about code, mainly for industrial purposes (automation systems). Due to the pandemic I'm having more time to get into details of things such as GitHub and C#. With your well done video (image and sound are very good), I've learned a lot! Thank you and stay safe!

[@bill-raymond]

Great news and always a great idea to catch up on all the latest, especially with the new found free time we all have :-). I am very glad to learn this video was helpful to you!

[@supertolly]

Thanks for a spectacular video. There are so many rambling or confusing walkthroughs. I am also an occasional developer and I would have paid for this, You nailed it. Saved me so much time.

[@bill-raymond]

Hey thank you very much! I really appreciate that! I’m doing my last Up and Running Git/GitHub video series with Visual Studio Code, then I think I’m moving on to configuring Azure DecOps. Let me now if there is something you are looking for. I want this channel to be all about in depth videos on very specific topics.

[@GenaboyA]

Hey Bill. Thanks for spending the time to make a clear cut video on how VS and Git hub interact. You made it sooo much easier than every other video. For my purposes right now as a student this video was spot on. I've been wanting to use this feature to put my uni projects onto GitHub so I can share on my intern applications. I see it of great benefit operating this way as many employers value applicants that have git and GitHub experience and they can view the interactions you've had with repositories in GitHub(at least I think that is the case) anyhow I appreciated your guide to Visual Studio and GitHub very much.

[@bill-raymond]

This comment made my day! I’m really happy you found this article useful from a personal perspective, but also from a career perspective!

[@whaletothemoon7697]

You are my saviour! I couldn't find this info anywhere!! It took almost 3 hours to get here... thanks alot!

[@bill-raymond]

Glad I could help! Happy coding!

[@DheerajYadav-xl9ki]

Finally, I found a great piece of simple explanation. I recently started working with Git and was looking for something like this. Thank you!!!

[@bill-raymond]

Excellent! Thank you for the kind words!

[@gauninha12]

Just incredible! I could not find a better and more objective video than yours. Clear, Fast and true information.You're damn good, bro.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much! I had to push the pain and anguish it took to learn first :)

[@danyflyn]

You showed me the first steps of this magnificent world called GitHub x Visual Studio. Thank you.

[@bill-raymond]

You are welcome and thank you for the nice comment!

[@CardiganBear]

Bill, thanks so much for this excellent getting started video. Even though I am using Azure WebOps Services instead of GitHub as my remote repository, you gave me the essential information I needed, and got me out of a real morass of confusion! All explained in a clear, easy to follow way. I recommend anyone starting out with VS 2019 version control to begin by watching this video!

[@bill-raymond]

Those are very kind words, thank you!

[@SajjadSohail124]

I love your step by step guide. Very calm and attentive to details. Keep up the good work.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you!

[@damilolakolawole3205]

I never knew I could learn GitHub with Visual Studio in 20min. Thanks a bunch. I love to see your face as you teach next time.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much! I’ve been considering recording my face, but I’m usually recording over a few days in between client meetings, so making it feel natural has been a challenge. I’ll definitely take that into consideration though!

[@chrislamb4723]

This was very helpful! Recommendation - Please consider making another video like this, but for VS Code. Thank you for this great vid!

[@bill-raymond]

Chris Lamb that's a great idea. I'll do that.

[@bill-raymond]

Hi Chris. It took my awhile, but your request is up! Check out my channel for the VS Code video. Interestingly, it is very different than Visual Studio.

[@minkaungkhant1146]

Thank you, Mr.Bill Raymond. You only can explain about git for me. Thank you.

[@bill-raymond]

You are welcome! I’m glad the video was helpful to you!

[@rahidmjd]

Excellent explanation !!! I am very much thankful. Its been clear now :)

[@bill-raymond]

rahidmjd Great! Glad you like it!

[@breegahagan1075]

This was a wonderful video, even for someone who has used GitHub in the past. It made setting up and using with VS very simple. Thanks!

[@bill-raymond]

So glad it was helpful to you! Thanks!

[@Linayus]

Thanks, Bill! My company is migrating all of our source code from TFS to Git so I'm trying to get up to speed on how to navigate the new terminology. This helped a lot!

[@bill-raymond]

Glad it is helping you. I have a question. Are you sticking with Azure DecOps (aka visual source safe, aka visual studio team services) or moving to GitHub, Jira, or some other platform?

[@Linayus]

@@bill-raymond We're staying with DevOps.

[@bill-raymond]

Thanks for the response. I’m thinking about building a course around best practices to implement ADO for both business users (product owners, shared services), and for developers. Not sure how I would deliver it.. paid or free on KZbin. If such an online training course was available, is it something you/your company would find useful and would you be willing to pay for it? Just doing a little market research, so not trying to sell you anything :)

[@Linayus]

@@bill-raymond I'm not sure we would for ADO since we've been using it in some form for a few years now, but we definitely keep an eye out for useful videos on things we're working on or are interested in for future use. (A lot of the guys on my team have been checking out Udemy courses lately.) To be 100% honest, most of the ADO control belongs to a whole other team that we have little say so with. We just have to roll with the changes. :)

[@bill-raymond]

@@Linayus Thank you very much for the response. I appreciate it!

[@liquarles]

Thanks for lifting the fog around Git for me. I had a somewhat rudimentary understanding (meaning I stumbled around until I found something that worked) which is not the best way to function. Good job explaining it.

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you found this helpful! I spent at least five weeks preparing this video because even after figuring out how to use Git with VS, I still couldn't figure out how to actually use it for regular development. Glad you found it helpful!

[@Inam85]

Never saw a better videos than this on this topic before. Bundles of thanks.

[@bill-raymond]

That is very kind of you to say. Thank you!

[@SXTransmission]

After watching a few videos of Github/VS I was starting to get very frustrated with the poor presentations that I was seeing. Your video however has definitely helped me understand not just how, but why as well. I very much appreciate the care you put into making a clear, followable (is that a word?) presentation. Bookmarking this! Many thanks!

[@bill-raymond]

Glad this helped you! I created the series exactly because of what you experienced. It took me weeks to learn what I feel should have been a few hours.

[@madfangkills]

Excellent video editing and focus. This was super simple to understand and was a stepping stone into this area, thank you!!!

[@bill-raymond]

Ivan Chwalik Thanks and you are very welcome!

[@mdshorifulislam2015]

Best video from all concerns. Thanks a lot Bill, God Bless You

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much and I am glad you like the video!

[@charleswilliams8368]

Thank you very much, Bill. From your video, I created a GitHub account and uploaded a hobby project to it.

[@bill-raymond]

Very cool! Well done.

[@dhanasekarmurugesan5539]

Thank you Bill. A very useful video. I am going to start working wih Git from Visual Studio 2019. Thank you so much.

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you liked it and hope it is useful to you.

[@janezvegan]

thank you for this video. Very good I followed it to the middle and I will to the end. Very professional and nice

[@bill-raymond]

Thanks!

[@subramanyaaithal4422]

Very useful tutorial for a rookie. Thank you so much Bill

[@bill-raymond]

No problem and glad you found it useful!

[@nournote]

Very well explained, easy to follow. Just keep up the good work.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you! FYI, I released a new video last week that shows you how to use the new Git User Experience in Visual Studio 2019 (local Git repos only). If you are interested in GitHub, that will be coming out this week. Please subscribe and click the bell so you are notified. New Git User Experience (local only): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZyncoaMesR7msk Thanks!

[@debrajchakraborty7935]

This was a very good simple video. I could follow all the steps . Thanks Bill

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you! You are very welcome!

[@jennyt.6036]

Really helpful this videoo!!! I just started to use github for a student projekt but I didn´t now how to connet or even use it visual studio and github at all. xD I followed him step by step and it really helped! Thank you soo much that you shared this video with us.

[@bill-raymond]

I’m very glad this is helping you and your student project! If you find some time to share the video with others, I would very much appreciate it!

[@MUSICA1742]

You make my day! Thank you so much. This video is Excellent!

[@bill-raymond]

That’s great to hear, thank you!

[@jackieboi321]

Thank you so much! I looked everywhere for the right kind of help, I'm so glad I've stumbled across this video because it has everything I need. Cheers!

[@bill-raymond]

Great news! I’m glad it was helpful to you!

[@MrManor63]

Thank you for a great and simple explanation on how to use Git and GitHub from VS2019 👍

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you! I created the video because it took me two weeks to figure out so figured others would find it beneficial :)

[@janezvegan]

Really great tutorial on how to use git in visual studio. Thank you a lot. The knowledge that you gave me in this tutorial will help me a lot in my work

[@bill-raymond]

Great to hear and thank you for the comment!

[@andrieswilken1]

Great work Bill. Thank you for taking the time out to make this video!

[@bill-raymond]

No problem! These VS 2019 videos are super hard to make, but there is a new version of GitHub support in VS 2019, so please do subscribe and get ready for my update with some exciting new features!

[@mayurbanta]

I have latest Visual Studio (professional 2019) and the UI for GIt and Team explorer are completely different from the video, it was slightly tricky to follow along. Anyway I got to understand the flow and was able to successfully upload & edit my repository. Thank you so much for this tutorial.

[@bill-raymond]

Yes it has changed since the recent update. I’m posting an updated video next week. Sorry about your troubles dealing with it. If you subscribe and turn on notifications you will see the new Git Experience

[@Papa91echo]

5:18 xD You are a good man

[@bill-raymond]

Thanks :-)

[@bill-raymond]

Can’t take things too seriously :)

[@tomreiter5687]

Excellent video, thank you! I found very few helpful videos on git + VS, so this was great!

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you!

[@raduantonache1692]

Cristal clear!!! Great job👍

[@bill-raymond]

Thanks!

[@Checker8763]

Very clear structure. Detailed Informatio not to much. Good to follow! Very nice Video keep going!

[@bill-raymond]

Checker 8763 thank you for the kind words!

[@jpf1950]

Thanks Bill. This was an excellent presentation, just the right content and a good length.

[@bill-raymond]

Thanks! I'm glad to hear you liked the video

[@SJman-ch3dj]

Very nice. Nice pace and very well organized. Excellent.

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you like it, thanks!

[@hollisross3561]

Excellent tutor5. This was what I need ed d for learning how to use the integrated git features in VS19.

[@bill-raymond]

Glad the video helped you!

[@fkbey5756]

Thank you for your clear english and kindness.

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome!

[@albertoizquierdo5451]

Really useful tutorial, it helped me a lot to start working with this essential tool. Keep it up!

[@bill-raymond]

Will do, and thank you!

[@bill-raymond]

Great, thank you!

[@MarkHeydari]

Thank you so much Bill, you make it so easy and understandable, keep doing the great job :)

[@bill-raymond]

Glad to hear that, thank you!

[@navidkh1883]

Thanks for this video. It's been really helpful to me.

[@bill-raymond]

Great! I am glad it was helpful to you!

[@Alexjay1234]

Great video Bill! Thanks so much!

[@bill-raymond]

I am glad you like it! Thank you!

[@VishalTrivediB]

This is a very concise and useful tutorial, thank you for creating it Bill

[@bill-raymond]

Great! Glad you liked it!

[@harikrishna-ld2ce]

Very Nice explanation. I am the beginner in using github, and all my confusions are solved. If possible can you continue on Github videos about pull requests and other features.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much! I am working on that but it might be a little while before I publish it.

[@bill-raymond]

Just going through the comments and wanted to let you know there is more content up on my channel now that I hope meet your requests.

[@_ashuvn]

Thank you bill, A thousand thanks is not enough, Thanks a lot! It was super easy to understand. 👍 made my day.

[@bill-raymond]

Hey no problem and thank you!

[@bill-raymond]

Not sure if you are aware, but I just posted another video that shows how to collaborate on GitHub with Visual Studio using pull requests and issues. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/p53bn6qdgcmWa6s

[@trungkienhuynh8581]

Thank you for sharing this. You're an excellent instructor.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you! Glad you liked it! More to come!

[@javaguitarist]

Hi, Bill, this was excellent and just what I needed to switch to Git on VS 2019 at work. Isn't it amazing that Microsoft or Git do not create introductory videos from this point of view? It's a year since you posted this, and it is still in line with VS 2019. Thank you kindly for your work in producing this.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you, Scott. That is exactly why I created the video series. There were so many videos that almost got me there. Too many people assume we all know this stuff when a lot of us have to fake it till we make it :).

[@javaguitarist]

@@bill-raymond :-: oh, yes, and amen.

[@EWaleedFathy]

Thanks Bill, this is very useful video, it helped me correcting my way in using git with my code.

[@bill-raymond]

Great! And if someone says you’re doing it wrong, don’t blame me :)

[@EWaleedFathy]

@@bill-raymond Don't worry I won't, there is nothing can be complete, but helping other is a great thing that deserves thanking.🤗

[@janezvegan]

Thank you very much for this video. It is really great. In short time you introduce integration of git and github in Visual Studio projects.

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you liked it. Thank you!

[@rainbowwonderland7659]

Really appreciate your tutorial. Hope you would produce a part two to cover the rest of the things we can do on Team Explorer.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you! I have been planning to do that but focused on getting my new website done. I’ll definitely do that though.

[@xeniapietrzyk4260]

Great tutorial. You explain every aspect perfectly!

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you!

[@gabrielnzete8913]

you really did a good job... love the simplicity

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much! If you get the chance, please share with any people you know that might also find it worthwhile.

[@gabrielnzete8913]

@@bill-raymond doing that like right now....love to connect with you linkedin , twitter etc

[@bill-raymond]

Thanks @grabriel! Twitter is @billraymonde and just sent you a connect request on LinkedIn.

[@sandeep.mallah]

Thank You . Solved my basic problem. Thank you once again.

[@bill-raymond]

Great! I am glad it helped. I am working on an updated version because Visual Studio is soon updating the user interface to be even more integrated with Git and GitHub.

[@robertobasoaltoibarra1185]

Thanks. Great intro to the world of GitHub

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome and glad you liked the video!

[@yaserkhanlarzadehkolaei3969]

Hello Bill, first of all, thanks for your different tutorial videos, I am wondering about asking you about the front-end development videos especially HTML, CSS, and javascript. did you ever release them?

[@bill-raymond]

Unfortunately, other priorities came up so I have not been able to do that. I still have it as an idea, but cannot make commitments it will happen any time soon. When I do have time, I will do it. Full transparency, I would not expect to see something like that until at least early 2023. Sorry about any expectations I may have set, but again, priorities :-). That said, if there is something specific you are looking for, do not hesitate to ping me and perhaps I can bite off a little piece of work!

[@aymanjarmoune4182]

thanks u so much so much helpful . you really know how to get detailed without boring us, thnks again.

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you like it, thanks!

[@alexandersoto4399]

Great video! Thank you for simplifying the process for us out here!

[@bill-raymond]

You are welcome. That’s what I’m trying to do, so please let me know if there’s something else you would like to see!

[@qutiephoebe2154]

Straight to the point. Thanks for this video!

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you liked it, thank you!

[@richardnguyen6141]

Extraordinary explanation. Thanks so much.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much! If you get a chance, please share with people you think may be interested. I’m trying to build up the channel. Happy New Year!

[@linoyda]

This was SO useful. Thank you!

[@bill-raymond]

Great news! I'm glad it was helpful to you!

[@jorgearganaraz5909]

Great video, this is my first time using GIT and this vid really helped!

[@bill-raymond]

Great! Glad it helped!

[@pankajnemade]

Appreciated... Best Explanation upto the point... Thanks

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much!

[@pekkak.1411]

Thanks, helped to start easily. Well done, easy to understand.

[@bill-raymond]

Great, thank you for the nice comment!

[@dunncha]

Really good informative video. Just what I needed. Thanks.

[@bill-raymond]

Glad it helped you, thanks!

[@amjadsalameh1977]

GREAT VIDEO, many thanks and appreciate your efforts

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome! If you have not already, please subscribe as there are some exciting new changes to VS 2019 that I am going to share very soon.

[@feizhao4339]

Great video! Super helpful for beginners.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you!

[@paulberkers5332]

Thank you man! I'm going to work with github from now on

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome! I’m still learning too but am liking it. If you have a moment, please share my channel with people you know or on your socials.

[@hopecase5105]

Exceptional clarity! Thanks.

[@bill-raymond]

Great! I’m glad you liked it!

[@richardporter9131]

I found this video very helpful. Thank you.

[@bill-raymond]

Great, thank you!

[@ChristopherVickers]

Exceptionally professional video considering you only have 45 subscribers.

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you very much. As for the number of subscribers, you have to start somewhere :-)

[@nournote]

I saw you uploaded a new video on the same topic. Are there any significant changes that would make this video's content partially obsolete?

[@bill-raymond]

Yes. I’m keeping this video up for awhile as I wrap up the rest of the series. The team explorer will be deprecated some time in the future and there is a whole lot of new stuff, especially with GitHub in the “new user experience”. There is also a dedicated Git menu, which is nice. Worth watching the new video although you might find it a little long :)

[@vwisee]

Very useful and easy for beginners. Thank you ❤

[@bill-raymond]

Great to hear! Thank you!

[@arashishinkaku169]

I have a question, for some reason I don't have the check-in icon at 4:00. I follow the step correctly, only the gitattributes & gitignore are check-in. Is there a way to manually check in?

[@bill-raymond]

Hmmm.. that is odd. When you enable Git, you are doing so for the entire repo (Visual Studio project). Since you are seeing the gitattributes and gitgnore files, that suggests you are probably in the folder view. Try switching to the solution view and see if that helps? Solution Explorer->Switch Views icon (next to the home icon). Let me know if you are still having troubles.

[@arashishinkaku169]

@@bill-raymond I did that but still not link. What I did is to make a small change to the file, then commit all. Only then everything is upload

[@prasantapradhan5449]

Thanks " Bill Raymond"..this is very helpful

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome! Glad you were able to get something out of it.

[@jadamccoy8376]

Thanks so much for this awesome tutorial! It is greatly appreciated!💯

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome!

[@KazimierasMomkus]

Thanks Bill! You have saved my life!

[@bill-raymond]

Well that’s a great compliment! I’m very happy it helped you!

[@ryhswang2411]

This video is very helpful to me, thank you.

[@bill-raymond]

I am very happy this was helpful to you and thank you for the nice comment!

[@bharat6358]

Thank you so much for the video, cleared a lot of confusion I had. Do you have any suggestions for any material online that I can refer to or learn more about this?

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you liked it! I have some additional videos you might want to check out on my playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLWzwUIYZpnJsODUt-YYsGt7-cX9a_F5Ev

[@gaatutube]

This was GREAT introduction. Thanks.

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you liked it. Thank you.

[@4pelan]

Thanks for a very informative video. Most helpful

[@bill-raymond]

You are very welcome! Glad it was useful to you!

[@reehus]

Thanks for posting this! Very useful :)

[@bill-raymond]

Glad you like it!

[@vripiatbuzoi9188]

Using VS2019. When I right click on a modified file I don't get the menu you get 14:47. You have "Undo, Commit, View History, Compare, Blame". I get just a "git" option and then I have to drill down into it to get "Undo, View History, Compare, Blame". First I don't like that I have to drill down and then "Commit" is missing from my list even though the file has changed and has red check. How do I get your menu options at top level and the "Commit" option?

[@bill-raymond]

Microsoft is changing the user interface, so it is almost time for a new video. They are going to finish rolling out the new features some time in the very near future. In the meantime, you should be able to use the team explorer and use the commit option.

[@vripiatbuzoi9188]

@@bill-raymond Commit option from there is terrible. First you can't commit an individual file. It's all or nothing. Then they force you to add a label. If this is the state of git in VS, I'm sticking with VSS 2005 a while longer until they sort this out.

[@bill-raymond]

You can use the command line and it is annoying. I think the big new changes will be out very soon as they are in public beta.

[@vripiatbuzoi9188]

@@bill-raymond Looked over the log for new changes. There is nothing there about adding single file commits. Even the check out button for individual files is missing. It's all about making merging easier when working with teams. I think this product doesn't cater to single developer use, where none of these new features matter yet the simple things are overly complicated. There is no muti-repo search or any of the other useful features Visual Source Safe had. Do you know of any other source control product that caters to local single dev use? I ask because the last VS update broke VSS integration and they won't fix it because that program is end of life.

[@bill-raymond]

Make sure you are up to date with the latest version of Visual Studio 2019. Type "ctrl+q" on your keyboard to go to the search bar. Type "New git user experience" and press enter. Enable that new experience. If you do not see it, go to the View menu and select the "View->Git Changes" menu item. Now, you will see all the files you have modified. Press the "+" sign next to the file or files you want to commit. That will stage the files. Then, type your commit message and select the "Commit staged" button. That is the new workflow and it is pretty easy and straightforward and I think what you are looking for. As for other products that offer Git flows, I am very (very) happy with Visual Studio Code. You can look up my video here that shows how to use it and it carries a lot less weight that Visual Studio 2019. As for a different source control system, I cannot recommend one because VSS was the last I used and I hardly used it :-). I am an individual developer working on little side projects and love using Git, so I can say for sure that as an independent developer, it works great for me. Sorry you are experiencing issues but do know that this is sort of THE source control system right now, so you might want to think about how a git workflow can work for you rather than the other way around. I do not say that in a way that should come off snarky, but just realistic. I had a hard time at first, but now that I understand it better and use it on the daily, I feel pretty comfortable.

[@Rahul-qw8qn]

Thanks for the video. It is really Helpful .

[@bill-raymond]

No problem! Glad it helped you!

[@BradAmodeo]

This is a great video! Thanks so much for posting. It was very helpful!

[@bill-raymond]

Thank you, and you are very welcome!

[@fernandolozano9898]

Does one still need to install GIT apart from the process at 0:25?

[@bill-raymond]

That is a good question. I’m pretty sure I started this VM without git installed previously so I don’t think so. If you can’t get it to work, then I suggest you do install it but I don’t *think * it’s necessary.

[@Inksaver]

Thanks for an excellent tutorial on the use of Git and GitHub. Liked and subscribed to help the YT algorithm. Will check out the latest video referred to in another comment as VS 2019 has been updated.

[@bill-raymond]

Yes, the latest videos will be important because a lot has changed. Not necessarily with Git and GitHub, but the user interface.