GitHub source repository free signup
GitHub required unique account registration for accessing Git repository. You can maintain your code in public with free of cost and you may also make your code in private with paid version. No one can access your code when you push in private option.
What is GitHub?
GitHub is a code hosting platform for
version control and collaboration. It lets you and others work together on
projects from anywhere.
Git is an open-source version control system that was started by Linus Trovalds.
How to create new GitHub account
GitHub required
unique account registration for accessing Git repository. You can maintain your
code in public with free of cost and you may also make your code in private
with paid version. No one can access your code when you push in private option.
Step 1: For creating new account click this
link. Blow screen will be shown with GitHub help
page.
Step 2: Go to Setup section and click “Signing
up for a new GitHub” account
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Blow screen will be appeared
Step 3: Go to Signing up for service section
Signing up for service
1.
Go
to GitHub's Pricing page.
2. Read
the information about the different accounts and plans that GitHub offers.
Ø To sign
up for a paid plan, click the link below the type of plan you'd like to use.
Ø To sign
up for an account on the free plan, click Sign up for one of our free
plans.
3. Follow
the prompts to create your personal account and optionally, upgrade your personal account or create and upgrade an organization account.
Step 4: Click “Sign up for one of our free
plans” on price screen.
Step 5: Enter your username and Email on
step 1 tab as mentioned blow screen.
Step 6: We are creating free account, So, ensure
‘Unlimited public repositories for free’ has selected. Click Continue button.
Step 7: Complete step 3 process.
Step 8: Go to your registered mail Inbox and click the verification link sent by Github.
After your verification you will get
confirmation message on GitHup portal as like below screen.
Well done! You have successfully crated your GitHub account.