<commit_before>###My .github.io repository.

[http://brianbier.github.io/]

https://github.com/brianbier/brianbier.github.io

###Explain how to create a repository on GitHub and clone the repository to your local computer to a non-technical person.

Creating a new repo is great for when you are about to start a project and need to keep your files securely on Github. Now other people/teammates will be able to see your code. This is helpful because others can now collaborate. Clonin s basically creating a copy of that file on your local computer.

**Introduction for Beginners**
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###Create a new repository

**Step 1:** Keep Calm because this is super easy. If you rush through the **steps y** you will struggle.

**Step 2:** First make sure you have a Github account set up, then go to your main profile page.

**Step 3:** On your profile page click the tab that says Repositories.

**Step 4:** To the far right you will see a green button that says **_New_.** Click that button.

**Step 5:** Now you will be on the Create a new repository page and fill in the blanks.

* Create a Repository name should be base on the project name

* Create a small description about this project but it is not necessary, you will have time for that later

* Choose Public because if you set it as Private you will have to pay. **Remember this is Open Source**<commit_msg>minor small confilt<commit_after>###My .github.io repository.

http://brianbier.github.io/
_made change_ and done 

https://github.com/brianbier/brianbier.github.io

###Explain how to create a repository on GitHub and clone the repository to your local computer to a non-technical person.

Creating a new repo is great for when you are about to start a project and need to keep your files securely on Github. Now other people/teammates will be able to see your code. This is helpful because others can now collaborate. Clonin s basically creating a copy of that file on your local computer.

**Introduction for Beginners**
---

###Create a new repository

**Step 1:** Keep Calm because this is super easy. If you rush through the **steps y** you will struggle.

**Step 2:** First make sure you have a Github account set up, then go to your main profile page.

**Step 3:** On your profile page click the tab that says Repositories.

**Step 4:** To the far right you will see a green button that says **_New_.** Click that button.

**Step 5:** Now you will be on the Create a new repository page and fill in the blanks.

* Create a Repository name should be base on the project name

* Create a small description about this project but it is not necessary, you will have time for that later

* Choose Public because if you set it as Private you will have to pay. **Remember this is Open Source**
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