richjava/netbeans-git-helloworld

## netbeans-git-helloworld
************************Create a remote repo************************

Log in to your Github page > Repositories > New > Write repository name (i.e. HelloWorld) > Write a description (i.e “My first project on Github”) > Leave “Public” checked > Check “Initialize this repository with a ReadMe”. > Create Repository.
On the repository details page copy the clone URL (in the  right column textbox) to clipboard.

************************Create a new project on Netbeans************************

Call it HelloWorld (the name doesn’t need to be the same as the Github repo, but it makes sense to do so).

************************Create a local repo************************

Select Project in Project Explorer Window > Team > Git > Initialize Repository > OK
Notice that files are green. This means they are not being tracked yet.

************************Add and Commit************************

Netbeans will take care of the adding stage if you commit files directly.
Right click on the project > Git > Commit > Add commit message “First commit” (leave all files checked) > Commit
Now all the files in the project have turned to black because they have been committed.

************************Pull************************

Before you can push to your Github repository, you will need to pull unmerged commits into the local branch (in this case, just the ReadMe).
Right click on the project > Git > Remote > Pull > Check “Specify Git Repository Location”  > Leave Remote Name as origin > Paste in the clone URL that you copied from the Github remote repo > Input your Github username and password > Next > Leave “master -> origin/master [A]” checked > Finish > Merge.

************************Push************************
Now you are going to push your commits (which in this case is the whole project) to the remote repo on Github.
Right click on the project > Git > Remote > Push > Select Configured Git Repository Location > Next > Check “master -> master [U] > Next > Leave “master -> origin/master [U]” checked > Finish.

Go to Github to see your files have been pushed.
	**********************Create a remote repo**********************

	Log in to your Github page > Repositories > New > Write repository name (i.e. HelloWorld) > Write a description (i.e “My first project on Github”) > Leave “Public” checked > Check “Initialize this repository with a ReadMe”. > Create Repository.
	On the repository details page copy the clone URL (in the right column textbox) to clipboard.

	**********************Create a new project on Netbeans**********************

	Call it HelloWorld (the name doesn’t need to be the same as the Github repo, but it makes sense to do so).

	**********************Create a local repo**********************

	Select Project in Project Explorer Window > Team > Git > Initialize Repository > OK
	Notice that files are green. This means they are not being tracked yet.

	**********************Add and Commit**********************

	Netbeans will take care of the adding stage if you commit files directly.
	Right click on the project > Git > Commit > Add commit message “First commit” (leave all files checked) > Commit
	Now all the files in the project have turned to black because they have been committed.

	**********************Pull**********************

	Before you can push to your Github repository, you will need to pull unmerged commits into the local branch (in this case, just the ReadMe).
	Right click on the project > Git > Remote > Pull > Check “Specify Git Repository Location” > Leave Remote Name as origin > Paste in the clone URL that you copied from the Github remote repo > Input your Github username and password > Next > Leave “master -> origin/master [A]” checked > Finish > Merge.

	**********************Push**********************
	Now you are going to push your commits (which in this case is the whole project) to the remote repo on Github.
	Right click on the project > Git > Remote > Push > Select Configured Git Repository Location > Next > Check “master -> master [U] > Next > Leave “master -> origin/master [U]” checked > Finish.

	Go to Github to see your files have been pushed.