Beginner’s guide to GitHub: Uploading files and folders to GitHub

GitHub for Beginners provides a comprehensive guide on how to upload files to GitHub repositories, offering two primary methods: using GitHub's web interface and using the terminal. The guide initially covers uploading files via GitHub.com, which involves creating a repository, selecting files through the web interface, and committing changes for smaller files. For larger files or full projects, it suggests using terminal commands, starting with initializing a repository locally with `git init`, adding files with `git add`, committing with `git commit`, and pushing to GitHub using `git push`. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of commit messages for tracking changes and offers resources for further learning, encouraging users to leverage repositories for collaboration and version control. Kedasha Kerr, a Developer Advocate at GitHub, shares this information to aid newcomers in navigating GitHub effectively.

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