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A new dialog box will appear, as shown in Figure 9-10. Paste the GitHub remote
URI into the Remote URI box and press the OK button.
Figure 9-10. Add Git Remote dialog box
Although Aptana Studio won't be very vocal about what it has just done, it has
just added a remote repository to your project under the alias of origin . When
you now open the Commands menu, there are a few new active items such as
Push and Pull, as shown in Figure 9-11.
Figure 9-11. New active remote commands
Unfortunately, the Git client in Aptana Studio will not automatically push to the
new remote repository. In order to get around this, you will need to make your
first push through the Project Explorer. Go to Window
Project
Explorer. Right click on the ci project in the Project Explorer and go to Team
Show View
Push to Remote
Origin. Your project should now be on GitHub and you can now
use the Push and Pull commands from the Commands menu. It's important to
commit as much as you can and push your changes at the end of your project's
working day.
Head over to your project on github.com and you should see that your project
has been pushed up to GitHub.
There's a lot you can do with Git and GitHub, so much so that there are many of
articles and topics about how to really take advantage of the system. You can
find out more at http://help.github.com/ .
Now that you understand the basics of working with GitHub, it's time to get to
grips with Capistrano, the growing deployment platform of choice for web
applications.
 
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