# #ASKnet Track II - GitHub Starting Guide --- ### 1. Create a account on Github --- ### 2. Upload a profile picture: https://github.com/settings/profile --- ### 3. Navigate to the 'Organisations' by using the search function: [#ASKnet](https://github.com/ASKnet-Open-Training)  --- ### 4. Follow the important Repositories and you're up to date. You can give a star (is like a like on other platforms). Fork later  --- ### 5. Explaining a repository #### 5.1 Navigation in short words How to navigate inside a repository  ---- * (Breadcrump Organisation/Repository Menu) * Code-Section * Issues * ~~Pullrequests~~ * ~~Actions~~ * Wiki * ~~Projects~~ * ~~Security~~ * ~~Insights~~ * ~~Settings~~ ---- #### 5.2 Short introduction about the sidebar | Points to explain | Screenshot | | -------- | -------- | | * About (Readme & License later)<br />It's important to write a short description about the project and you can put links and tags in it.<br />* Releases<br />* ~~Packages~~<br />* Contributers | | ---- #### 5.3 File explorer  ---- <p style="color:yellow">The user how commit the last changes and a short commit message</p> <p style="color:green">Here you can see the number of changes/commits and view the history</p> <p style="color:red">Here goes the commit message</p> <p style="color:blue">All files and folders in this repository (you cannot make folders over the webinterface!)</p> ---- #### 5.4 Readme The readme is automaticly parsed as html page and it's under the file explorer. There you can give the important information about the repository. * Explanation * How to use it  <p style="color:red;">Here you can edit the readme</p> ---- #### 5.5 Upload a file You can create or upload a file directly over the webinterface. **Tip:** Make sure that the file is not too large!  --- ### 6. Create your own repository You can see in the upper right corner a + symbol. There you can create your own repository.