The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Add Project to GitHub

This video tutorial guides users through creating a new GitHub repository, making it private initially, and later public. It covers pushing local changes from Visual Studio to the remote repository and verifying the uploaded files on GitHub.

What is the first step in creating a new repository on GitHub?

• Clone an existing repository

• Install Git on your computer

• Download GitHub Desktop

• Go to your GitHub URL and create a new repository

When setting up a new repository, what can you choose regarding its visibility?

• Set it to read-only

• Enable two-factor authentication

• Make it public or private

• Allow only specific users

What is the purpose of the 'publish git repo' option in Visual Studio?

• To create a new branch

• To delete the local repository

• To push the local project to a remote repository

• To merge branches

After pushing your project to GitHub, where can you verify the files have been uploaded?

• In the GitHub repository under the 'bulky book' section

• In the local project folder

• In the Visual Studio terminal

• In the GitHub Desktop app

What can you find inside the 'bulky book' repository on GitHub after a successful upload?

• A list of contributors

• Only the README file

• The areas folder and all other project files

• The project documentation