👉 Connect VS Code to GitHub in 10 Minutes ⚡ (Even If You've Never Used Git)
💥 Intimidated by Git or GitHub? Don't worry 😌 In this video, I show you how to connect VS Code to GitHub in less than 10 minutes, step by step, even if you've never used Git before. You don't need prior experience, complex commands, or technical English. This is the definitive tutorial in Spanish for beginners who want to upload their code to GitHub and understand what they're doing 🧠 Patreon: / conecta-vs-code-141811995 Join this channel to support me: / @codigoespinoza Give me a coffee?: https://ko-fi.com/ivespino Python Course from Scratch 2023: • 👉 Curso de Python Gratis desde Cero 2025 🐍... ✈ Join our Telegram community: https://t.me/+F9c-RdxQYRk4YTdh 💎 Join our Discord community: / discord 📥 Email Contact: [email protected] 🔥 WHAT YOU WILL LEARN TODAY: ✅ What is Git and why professional developers use it ✅ How to create your folder structure correctly in VS Code ✅ How to initialize your first repository with git init ✅ How to connect your local project to GitHub using git remote add origin ✅ How to run the complete workflow: git add, git commit, git push ✅ What the terms "local" and "remote" mean in Git ✅ How to upload your files to GitHub for the first time 🚀 ✅ And the secret to never forgetting the process, thanks to the video game mental framework 🎮 🎮 THE FRAMEWORK THAT WILL MAKE YOU UNDERSTAND GIT FOREVER: Think of Git as saving a video game 👇 🕹️ You play = You create or modify your code (Working Directory) 💾 Save your progress = git add (Staging Area) 📸 Confirm the save = git commit (Local Repository) ☁️ Upload your save to the cloud = git push (Remote Repository on GitHub) It's that simple. Once you see it this way, Git won't seem complicated anymore. 💬 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS WE ANSWER: ❓ What's the difference between git commit and git push? ❓ Why use git add before committing? ❓ What does "origin" mean in Git? ❓ How do I push code to GitHub from VS Code? ❓ What do I do if the terminal scares me? 😅 ❓ What happens if I delete the .git folder? (spoiler: don't do it 😆) 🌟 TIPS THAT WILL SAVE YOU HOURS: 💡 Use git status before any action. It shows you exactly what changed. 💡 Make small, descriptive commits (e.g., "I added a user login"). 💡 Don't be afraid of the terminal: you only need three commands to master Git. 💡 Use git add . to add all your files (but check with git status first!). 💡 Always check out your repository on GitHub after the push to confirm success. 🎯 IDEAL FOR: 👨💻 Students and beginner programmers 👩💻 Developers who want to learn version control 📚 University students or self-taught people who upload their projects to GitHub 🧠 People who want to stop sending code via WhatsApp 😅 🔥 NEXT STEP: 👉 In the next video, you'll learn how to work with branches in Git, the trick that will allow you to collaborate with others without breaking the code 💪 Subscribe and activate the bell so you don't miss the second part of this series 📢 💬 Tell me in the comments: What was your first mistake with Git? 👍 Like this video if it helped you, and share it with that friend who still saves versions of their code as final_project_v7_final_reviewed.py 😂 ✨ REMEMBER: Git is like riding a bike. It's hard at first, but once you learn, you won't forget. Today you made your first commit toward becoming a true professional developer 👨💻💪 See you in the next video 🚀 #git #github #vscode #programming #tutorial #git2025 #learnGit #webdevelopment #code #gitcommands #gitpush #gitfromScratch #devtutorials #devlatino