π¦ How to Deploy Your Web Development Projects to GitHub π

Hey everyone π,
Iβve seen many beginners and even intermediate developers build cool web projects but hesitate when it comes to showcasing them on GitHub. So I wanted to open up a discussion on the best practices and steps to deploy your web projects to GitHub β the right way.
β Why GitHub?
π Version control & history
π Showcase your portfolio
π€ Collaborate with others
π Deploy with GitHub Pages or connect to Vercel/Netlify
π οΈ Step-by-Step: Pushing Your Project to GitHub
Initialize Git in your project folder
bashCopyEditgit init
Add files to staging area
bashCopyEditgit add .
Commit your changes
bashCopyEditgit commit -m "Initial commit"
Create a new GitHub repository
Go to GitHub β New Repository β Donβt initialize with README if already in localLink your local repo to GitHub
bashCopyEditgit remote add origin https://github.com/your-username/your-repo-name.git
Push your code
bashCopyEditgit branch -M main git push -u origin main
π Bonus: Deploy using GitHub Pages (for frontend projects)
Push your frontend (HTML/CSS/JS) project
Go to Repo Settings β Pages
Choose the branch (
main
) and folder (/root
or/docs
)GitHub generates a live link like:
https://yourusername.github.io/project-name
π§ Let's Discuss:
What deployment workflows do you follow?
Do you use GitHub with Vercel/Netlify for full-stack apps?
Any tips for keeping your repos clean and professional?
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Piyush Ashok Kose
Piyush Ashok Kose
Piyush Kose is a passionate Full-Stack Developer with a strong foundation in modern web technologies. He specializes in JavaScript, React, Node.js, and backend development, with experience in building responsive, scalable, and efficient web applications. Piyush actively shares technical knowledge through blogs and community discussions, aiming to simplify complex topics for learners and developers alike.