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In this week's Git questions we take a look at a simple but rather important step when you're working on a GitHub Open Source project - how do you get started? In the video, Gary and I demonstrate how to fork and clone a project (I chose some Spring example code and Gary chose a JavaScript framework) and how to set up additional remotes so that you can easily keep your fork up-to-date as per our last video. This time Gary's demonstrating the functionality in WebStorm while I stick with IntelliJ IDEA, as usual the features we demonstrate are common to all the IntelliJ Platform IDEs.

Helo guys, We know that many of you are keen on GitHub and use gists in your everyday work. We are excited to tell you that now you can share your code instantly from the IDE. Here is a small demo of how it works. Open any file you want to share with others or even a selection within this file, invoke the context menu and select Create Gist... menu item. At first you'll be asked to login to GitHub to be able to create personal gists. The IDE stores your GitHub password inside a built-in secure password storage, so you can be asked for your master password to access the storage. Anyway if

Hello guys, We've already described the basic GitHub integration features on IntelliJ IDEA before. Here comes more advanced stuff. We've made lots of improvements since then, but the main new thing to talk about is GitHub rebase support. GitHub provides an easy way of forking someone's repository, however it is pretty natural for the development to keep your sources up-to-date. In the latest version of the IntelliJ GitHub plugin you can rebase your own fork onto the origin in several clicks. Here is a small howto: Let us consider that we had forked someone's repository on the github.com,

Hello guys, We are pretty sure that many of you have heard about Github and some are probably using it for your projects. We are excited to reveal the coming GitHub support in IntelliJ IDEA 10 and in other IntelliJ based products. With a new GitHub plugin installed you'll be able to checkout your existing GitHub repository and auto-open it as a project or share a project on GitHub instantly. You can checkout an existing project and start coding in a few seconds! And once you decide to share your work: This GitHub integration is available in the latest IntelliJ IDEA EAP. Please note t