Learn ASP.NET MVC and Entity Framework (Database First) - Adding a Project to GitHub

This video tutorial explains how to add projects from Visual Studio to GitHub for source control. It covers the benefits of using GitHub, such as version control and cloud storage, and guides viewers through setting up a GitHub account. The tutorial also demonstrates how to use Visual Studio for local source control, add projects to source control, commit and sync changes, and publish projects to GitHub. Best practices for version control and the importance of commit messages are highlighted.

What is one of the primary benefits of using GitHub for your projects?

• It automatically fixes code errors.

• It offers a built-in code editor.

• It allows for code sharing and collaboration.

• It provides free hosting for websites.

What is the first step to integrate a project with GitHub in Visual Studio?

• Ensure the project is added to source control.

• Create a new GitHub account.

• Install the GitHub desktop app.

• Download the GitHub mobile app.

What should you do if you don't see the Git option in Visual Studio?

• Update your GitHub account settings.

• Check the Visual Studio installer for Git options.

• Reinstall Visual Studio.

• Restart Visual Studio.

Why is it recommended to commit changes per feature?

• To ensure all team members are notified of changes.

• To increase the speed of the commit process.

• To make it easier to roll back specific changes if needed.

• To reduce the number of files in the repository.

What is the purpose of a commit message?

• To describe the changes made in a commit.

• To notify team members of a new commit.

• To automatically merge changes.

• To delete old versions of the code.

What does the 'sync' option do when committing changes?

• It deletes old commits.

• It synchronizes changes with a remote repository.

• It merges all branches into one.

• It saves changes to a local backup.

What can you do after publishing your project to GitHub?

• Access the project from any device with internet.

• Edit the code directly on GitHub.

• Delete the project from Visual Studio.

• Automatically generate documentation.

What is a potential downside of committing non-functional code to GitHub?

• It can lead to data loss.

• It prevents further commits.

• It may confuse collaborators who access the code.

• It will automatically delete previous commits.

What is the advantage of making your GitHub repository public?

• It automatically optimizes the code.

• It allows only selected users to view the code.

• It enables anyone to access and contribute to the code.

• It provides additional security features.

How can you access your project files from GitHub?

• By emailing them to yourself.

• By downloading them as a zip file.

• By using a third-party app.

• By printing them directly from GitHub.