Using github and VS Code?
Using Github with VS Code
GitHub Copilot in VS Code insiders is very slow compared to cursor and windsurf. Why ?
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I'm sorry if these are silly questions but I've been pulling my hair out and trying to find solutions online with no luck.
So let me just preface by saying I don't know a lot about Git and Github. I've read up on them so theoretically I think I get what they are. Git hub is a version control file repository website/server(?) where you can store your code and changes you make to it. You can also use it to collaborate.
Git is version control system which comes with a command line language (?)and can be used with many version control systems including Github. So now, I have an account with Github and I do my coding in VS Code. I have a project I was working on and every time I changed something significant I would go to source control and commit changes to the repository on my git hub. I am able to access all these versions when using vs code, however when I log in to my git hub account using a web browser. I have all the repositories I have made bu t they don't contain anything, they are empty.
I don't really get how to have these files that are on my workstation to be automatically linked with Git. My goal is to have some kind of portfolio to showcase some of the projects I've been working on. But I seem to be missing some basic or fundamental knowledge for me to use Git Hub in this way.
Please help me
Edit: Made my description for Git clearer(?) lol...idek if I did that
Edit2: Solved! Thanks !
Hey everyone!
I know i’m going to sound pretty stupid for this but i’ve looked all over youtube and all of the videos are from years ago or don’t really explain it well in my opinion. Can someone here explain to me in the most basic terms how to use github and vs code together so that i’m able to access my code from both my laptop and desktop
update: thank you so much everyone! i was able to figure it out